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As financial crime siphons off $1.6tn annually from the global economy, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, integrated compliance solutions are emerging as the linchpin in the battle against illicit finance. At the forefront of this revolution is MCO (MyComplianceOffice), a Dublin-based FinTech powerhouse led by CEO Brian Fahey.    

Why integrated compliance solutions are leading the fight against FinCrime 

As financial crime siphons off $1.6tn annually from the global economy, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, integrated compliance solutions...
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AI advancements and compliance needs: How to manage the rising gap

Artificial intelligence is advancing at breakneck speed, reshaping industries and decision-making processes. Yet, regulatory frameworks and compliance systems are struggling to adapt in real...
From its headquarters in Switzerland and operations across the globe, IMTF is redefining how financial institutions combat financial crime—leveraging a hybrid AI approach that combines real-time analytics with explainable, rules-based compliance.  

Scalable, transparent, trusted: IMTF’s hybrid AI approach to financial crime

From its headquarters in Switzerland and operations across the globe, IMTF is redefining how financial institutions combat financial crime—leveraging a hybrid AI approach that...
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How transaction monitoring is being transformed by false positive reduction

In the rapidly evolving financial security world, transaction monitoring stands as a critical defence against fraud and illicit activity. However, the persistent challenge of...
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Second FinCrimeTech50 shines a light on the innovators fighting financial crime

FinTech Global, a specialist research firm, has published the 2025 edition of its FinCrimeTech50 list. With technological advancements reshaping the financial sector, the nature of...
regulations

How machine-readable regulations are changing regulator-institution relationships

Technology is changing industries and changing governance. How are machine-readable regulations able to bridge the gap between regulators and institutions?  In the view of Emil...
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How Agentero is tackling insurance compliance with Producerflow

Managing producers has long been a pain point for the insurance industry, causing fragmented systems, regulatory complexity, and endless paperwork. Agentero’s latest innovation, Producerflow,...
Quantifind

How Quantifind is addressing the evolving challenges of financial crime

Quantifind, a leader in AI-driven risk intelligence, is making significant strides in transforming financial crime compliance. FinTech Global recently sat down with Annalisa Camarillo,...
In an age where convenience is king, the insurance industry is shedding its clunky, paper-bound past for a sleeker, more intuitive future. Embedded insurance – coverage seamlessly woven into the purchase of products or services – is evolving into what experts call Embedded Insurance 2.0, a model so frictionless it’s almost invisible. By integrating policies into digital platforms like creator economies, vertical SaaS, and peer-to-peer services, insurers are meeting customers exactly where they are. This shift promises to democratise access, streamline claims, and redefine trust in an industry long plagued by complexity. However, those looking to leverage these advancements must navigate the delicate balance of automation, consent, and global scalability.

What is Embedded Insurance 2.0? The future of effortless coverage

In an age where convenience is king, the insurance industry is shedding its clunky, paper-bound past for a sleeker, more intuitive future. Embedded insurance...
As personalisation becomes the heartbeat of modern consumerism, the insurance industry is the latest to embrace a radical reimagining of its role in our lives. Harnessing the pulse of real-time data drawn from wearables, telematics, and smart homes, insurers can weave policies that mould seamlessly to the rhythms of individual lives. This promises to elevate customer experiences but also extend a lifeline to overlooked communities, while curbing risks through proactive, behaviour-shaping incentives. Yet, as the sector surges toward this brave new world, it must confront thorny questions of privacy, navigate a tangle of outdated regulations, and craft digital interfaces that resonate with human needs.

How real-time data and dynamic pricing are revolutionising insurance coverage

As personalisation becomes the heartbeat of modern consumerism, the insurance industry is the latest to embrace a radical reimagining of its role in our...

News Stories

Hamachi.ai patents AI system to protect client data

Hamachi.ai patents AI system to protect client data

Hamachi.ai, a California-based WealthTech company focused on AI for regulated financial services, has secured a US patent for technology designed to protect sensitive client...
Parafin expands embedded finance with Tekion partnership

Parafin expands embedded finance with Tekion partnership

Parafin, an embedded finance company, has partnered with Tekion to bring flexible B2B financing directly into the automotive technology provider's dealer platform. The partnership will...

Ripple Treasury closes the gap on ungoverned AI agents

Ripple, the blockchain-based payments and digital asset infrastructure provider, has expanded GSmart, the treasury-native artificial intelligence engine embedded within Ripple Treasury, adding a wider...

Saldo Bank teams up with finperks on cashback push

finperks, the Berlin-based API infrastructure provider for the global prepaid market, and Saldo Bank, a Finnish retail bank, have entered into a partnership that...
Acrisure bets on Palantir to reshape insurance workflows

More than $4.5bn raised across 18 FinTech deals

FinTech companies and technology firms raised more than $4.5bn across 18 funding deals this week, led by Mistral's record €3bn raise and a series...

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