How does KYC differ from perpetual KYC?
In a world where financial crime and money laundering are becoming ever more common and widespread, the need to have strong and regular KYC checks has become imperative.
Jumio Go is a new tool to verify identities in a smooth way
After partnering up with TSB Bank earlier this year, Jumio is now announcing its latest identity-verification tool.
The role of AI in transforming KYB processes for AML professionals
In the rapidly evolving financial landscape, the sophistication of money laundering schemes has reached new heights.
Foreign exchange firm owner charged with fraud and misappropriation
A man operating out of a California and Tennessee-based company has been accused of wire fraud, fraud and misappropriation.
SmartSearch receives growth equity investment from Marlin Equity Partners
Anti-money laundering (AML) software provider SmartSearch has raised a growth equity investment from Marlin Equity Partners, the private equity firm.
How can firms assess the risks associated with a politically exposed person?
A recent webinar by Alessa has examined what constitutes a politically exposed person (PEP) and why relationships with certain PEPs may offer increased financial crime threats.
Digital images and selfies no longer KYC/AML compliant
Digital images and selfies have been a staple for online verification for many years. However, Electronic IDentification has warned that they are no longer KYC/AML compliant.
Metro Bank fined £5.4m for regulatory reporting failings
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has slapped Metro Bank with a fine of £5,376,000 for deficiencies related to the governance and controls of its regulatory reporting.
Arctic Intelligence’s founder takes up residency in Australian Trade and Investment Commission’s Landing Pad...
Anthony Quinn, the founder of RegTech powerhouse Arctic Intelligence, has taken up residency in the Australian Trade and Investment Commission's Landing Pad Programme.
Martin Gilbert to step in as Revolut’s non-executive chairman
Having been first reported to be in talks with Revolut in July, Martin Gilbert has now publicly been confirmed as the challenger bank’s new non-executive chairman.