Anti-Fraud

Why the first 72 hours can make or break enforcement cases

Why the first 72 hours can make or break enforcement cases

When a regulatory enforcement matter emerges, a firm’s stance is often fixed within three days, well before most teams have pieced together what actually...
FIS opens AML agent to non-clients as alert volumes soar

FIS opens AML agent to non-clients as alert volumes soar

FIS, the provider of core banking, payments and data infrastructure, has made its AML Investigations Agent commercially available to every US-based bank, opening the...
Singapore expands COSMIC as financial crime risks evolve

Singapore expands COSMIC as financial crime risks evolve

Singapore is expanding its approach to financial crime detection through COSMIC, a collaborative information-sharing platform designed to help banks identify suspicious activity across institutional...
Unit21 and Corelation take aim at credit union fraud gaps

Unit21 and Corelation take aim at credit union fraud gaps

Unit21 has formed a partnership with Corelation, the core processing company behind KeyStone, to give credit unions a single environment for spotting, investigating, acting...
Cyber fraud threatens trust in money, warn BoE and IMF

Cyber fraud threatens trust in money, warn BoE and IMF

The Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), two of the world’s most influential financial authorities, have cautioned that a growing wave...
IMTF warns static AFC controls can’t connect the dots

IMTF warns static AFC controls can’t connect the dots

Financial crime has evolved dramatically over the past ten years, yet the systems and operating models built to tackle it have largely stood still....
Aresbank taps AI to strengthen trade finance AML controls

Aresbank taps AI to strengthen trade finance AML controls

Madrid-based corporate and trade finance bank Aresbank has selected SymphonyAI’s financial crime compliance technology to strengthen transaction monitoring across its trade finance and correspondent...
Banks risk missing mule networks beyond the first hop

Banks risk missing mule networks beyond the first hop

Fraud proceeds rarely remain in the account where they first arrive. Money stolen through scams, account takeovers and payment fraud can be transferred through...
Why sanctions lists alone leave compliance teams exposed

Why sanctions lists alone leave compliance teams exposed

For financial institutions, the biggest sanctions risk may not be the names already on official lists, but the ones that have not been added...
The long tail of SMBs is where fraud now hides

The long tail of SMBs is where fraud now hides

Every platform's customer base follows a familiar shape. At the top sit established, registered companies with tidy filings, the very accounts that most verification...

News Stories

Over $600m was raised across 14 deals this week

It was another slow week for FinTech deals as the end of 2026 edges closer.  A total of $602m was raised across 14 FinTech deals...
KYCP adds API4ALL to sharpen corporate due diligence

KYCP adds API4ALL to sharpen corporate due diligence

Compliance teams facing growing pressure to uncover who really sits behind a corporate client now have another tool at their disposal. According to KYCP,...
Compliance gets faster but firms trust it less, CUBE finds

Compliance gets faster but firms trust it less, CUBE finds

Financial institutions are processing regulatory change at a much faster pace than a year ago, but their belief that this work is actually effective...

Zing365: Insurance broking must map out career paths

Zing365, an InsurTech-focused learning and development specialist, has called on insurance brokers to set out defined career routes, organised training and mentoring if they...
Agentcard secures $8m to let AI agents shop online

Agentcard secures $8m to let AI agents shop online

Agentcard, a payments firm that lets AI agents make purchases using their users’ own cards, has closed an $8m seed funding round to help...

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