Tag: AI Compliance
AI compliance startup Compuvi secures $40m seed round
Compuvi, the LegalTech and RegTech artificial intelligence company behind compliance platform Confinaid, has closed a seed funding round at a $40m post-money valuation.
The round...
How IMTF is closing the gap in financial crime detection
For many years financial institutions have invested heavily in tools that detect suspicious activity. However, detection is only one part of the equation, and...
How AI is slashing sanctions screening costs for banks
New research has put a striking figure on the cost of inefficient compliance operations: Tier 1 banks could save up to $177.9m per year...
Why AI won’t replace compliance teams — but will reshape them
Generative AI has rapidly embedded itself across financial services, appearing in everything from client-facing tools to internal workflows. For compliance and RegTech professionals, the...
Concentrix and Napier AI target ANZ financial crime
Concentrix Corporation has announced a collaboration with RegTech firm Napier AI to deliver AI-powered anti-money laundering (AML) solutions across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ). The...
The compliance gap that could expose your AI systems
A striking paradox has emerged from ComplyAdvantage's annual compliance survey: whilst 94% of compliance leaders believe existing and upcoming AI regulations will prove effective,...
Zeidler expands AI compliance tool to cover Japan
RegTech firm Zeidler Group has expanded the jurisdictional reach of its AI-powered Marketing Material Review Tool (MMR-Tool) to include Japan. The new Japan module introduces...
Fragmented compliance data is costing banks more than they think
For many financial institutions, a close look at their regulatory obligations register reveals an uncomfortable picture: duplicate entries, outdated language, obligations assigned to teams...
How AI is reshaping the compliance professional’s role
The debate over whether artificial intelligence will displace compliance professionals is, at this point, a distraction. The more consequential question — and the one...
How AI is fixing RegTech’s operationalisation problem
Knowing a regulation has changed and being equipped to act on it are two fundamentally different problems — and for most compliance functions, the...










