Tag: AI in Compliance
AI and governance lead Australia’s AML overhaul
Australia is entering a decisive phase of regulatory change as financial crime reforms reshape how banks and financial institutions approach compliance.
In a recent webinar,...
Why trade finance fraud threatens global markets
Trade finance facilitates around 80% of global trade, underpinning $25tn in annual transactions by enabling secure, cross-border deals between buyers and sellers. But while...
Instant payments demand smarter AML strategies
The rise of instant payments is reshaping the financial landscape, driving new expectations for speed, convenience, and security.
Napier AI, a developer of financial crime...
The future of AML: automation, AI and collaboration
The financial services industry has come a long way from the days when applying for a loan or mortgage meant visiting a local branch....
Salv unveils AI roadmap to boost compliance workflows
Salv has unveiled its product roadmap outlining how the company plans to enhance its compliance platform between Q4 2025 and Q3 2026.
The roadmap focuses...
Why AI claims in regulatory tools need scrutiny
Finding the right regulatory change management solution has become increasingly difficult as vendors compete to position themselves as leaders in automation.
Many claim to...
US WealthTech investments halved YoY in Q3 as investors prioritised smaller...
Key US WealthTech investment stats in Q3 2025: US WealthTech investments halved YoY in Q3
Average deal value dropped to $12.1m as investors prioritised...
70% of banks lose clients due to slow onboarding
A new study by Fenergo has revealed that 70% of financial institutions worldwide lost clients over the past year due to slow onboarding —...
Why AI alone won’t fix compliance screening
Artificial intelligence has become the default answer to many financial crime compliance challenges. Alert volumes are too high, rules are too rigid, and compliance...
From drag nets to AI: Wolfsberg’s AML detection shift
The Wolfsberg Group has issued the second part of its Statement on Effective Monitoring for Suspicious Activity (MSA), providing financial institutions with a roadmap...










