James Keywood
About James Keywood
James Keywood is an Application Fraud Investigator specializing in Financial Crime Prevention and Strategy at Starling Bank. He combines his knowledge of criminology and psychology with a background in forensic science to enhance fraud detection and prevention methods.
Current Role as Application Fraud Investigator
James Keywood currently serves as an Application Fraud Investigator in the Financial Crime Prevention & Strategy department at Starling Bank. He has held this position since 2021, focusing on enhancing fraud detection and prevention methods. His role involves applying his knowledge of criminology and psychology to develop effective strategies against financial crime.
Previous Experience at Starling Bank
Prior to his current role, James worked at Starling Bank as a Comms Agent from 2019 to 2021. During his two years in this position, he was based in Southampton, United Kingdom. His experience in customer communications provided him with insights into client interactions and the importance of effective communication in the banking sector.
Educational Background in Criminology and Psychology
James studied at the University of Southampton, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Criminology and Psychology from 2017 to 2021. This academic background has equipped him with a solid foundation in understanding criminal behavior, which is essential for his work in fraud investigation.
Forensic Science Education
James has a background in forensic science, having studied at Bridgwater & Taunton College. He completed an Applied Science (Analytical & Forensic Science) Extended Diploma Level 3 from 2015 to 2017. This education complements his current role by providing him with analytical skills relevant to fraud detection.
Skills in Financial Crime Prevention
James possesses strong skills in leadership and interpersonal communication, which are vital in the banking sector. His expertise in financial crime prevention strategies enhances his effectiveness in his current role, allowing him to contribute to the development of robust fraud prevention methods.