AML

Financial crime has always been a moving target. What has changed is the speed at which it now learns, adapts and scales. Money laundering is no longer the blunt, high-volume activity that many control frameworks were built to catch. It is coordinated, technical and increasingly designed to slip between systems that were never meant to talk to each other.

How can AML stay ahead of evolving financial crime?

Financial crime has always been a moving target. What has changed is the speed at which it now learns, adapts and scales. Money laundering...
AI

AI-powered complaints management for compliance

AI is rapidly reshaping how organisations manage customer complaints, turning what was once a reactive administrative function into a strategic pillar of compliance and...
AML

Turning AML into advantage in African FinTech

African FinTech has long been associated with financial inclusion, mobile-first innovation and rapid digital adoption. Across a continent where smartphone penetration is rising and...
AI

How collaboration and AI are redefining financial crime defence

The fight against financial crime is entering a new phase, shaped by rising fraud threats, accelerating AI adoption and a growing political focus on...
AML

Monzo AML fine signals scalable compliance era

In July 2025, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fined Monzo Bank £21m for serious anti-money laundering (AML) control failings, marking one of the most...
MOZN

The inside story of MOZN’s unified approach to fraud and AML

Founded in 2017, Saudi Arabia-headquartered MOZN was created at a time when AI was still in its early stages. MOZN recognised a gap early...
AML

Choosing the right AML transaction monitoring tools for 2026

AML transaction monitoring remains one of the most critical defences against financial crime, and in 2026 it is becoming even more central to compliance...
AML

Korea’s FIU unveils 2026 AML plan targeting digital asset risks

South Korea’s financial authorities are preparing a significant expansion of anti-money laundering controls, giving regulators new powers to suspend suspicious bank accounts and widening...
Tiller

Tiller Technologies launches new KYB capability for AML compliance

Tiller Technologies has expanded its platform to address rising regulatory expectations around the ongoing monitoring of corporate structures. According to Channel Eye, the latest product...
expense

How automated expense tracking strengthens compliance controls

Expense management remains a persistent challenge for organisations, even as FinTech innovation continues to reshape other areas of financial operations. Many firms still depend...

News Stories

Blended renewal rates hide group benefits risk

Blended renewal rates hide group benefits risk

Group benefits carriers could be leaving money on the table or eroding persistency by relying on whole-case rate actions at renewal, according to pricing...
Zact targets FinTechs with bank-first platform

Zact targets FinTechs with bank-first platform

Zact, a commercial banking technology provider, has launched an expanded platform designed to help banks modernise commercial card, expense management, payables and travel services...
TBC Bank Uzbekistan targets 1m cards with UZCARD

TBC Bank Uzbekistan targets 1m cards with UZCARD

TBC Bank Uzbekistan, one of the country's largest digital banks, is expanding its TBC Salom debit card programme through a new partnership with UZCARD,...
8am brings embedded lending to LawPay

8am brings embedded lending to LawPay

8am, the financial technology provider behind LawPay and CPACharge, is expanding further into embedded finance with the launch of 8am Capital, a new funding...
Greenboard

How Greenboard is building the next generation of compliance

Founded in 2023, Greenboard sees itself as the AI-native ‘system of action’ for SEC and FINRA compliance. The company is replacing the fragmented point...

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