Tag: AML Compliance
Why sanctions screening alone is no longer enough
Sanctions compliance has never been a single, unified discipline, yet much of the technology built to support it has treated it as if it...
The hidden cost of building financial crime tools
There is a familiar refrain that echoes through financial institutions when compliance teams request new tooling: "We can build this internally — it's just...
Why fragmented AML tools are costing compliance teams
Compliance officers have long operated in a world of too many systems and too little time. Transaction monitoring sits in one platform, KYC data...
Sumsub lets AI agents build compliance setups
Sumsub has become the first provider in its space to give AI agents the ability to configure and build out an entire compliance environment...
The compliance research crisis no one is fixing
Picture the scene: a financial institution is onboarding a new corporate client with operations spanning the UAE, the UK, and the EU. Before any...
Sumsub bolsters EU compliance with eIDAS 2.0 recertification
Sumsub, a global full-cycle verification platform designed to enable fraud-free and scalable compliance, has reconfirmed its eIDAS 2.0 certification at the High Level of...
Canada’s FCA bill puts FinTech compliance on notice
Canada's fragmented approach to tackling financial crime has drawn sustained criticism for years. Responsibility for investigating money laundering, fraud, and sanctions offences has historically...
How TransferMate and Vivox AI are transforming AML compliance
Global payments firm TransferMate has partnered with artificial intelligence compliance specialist Vivox AI to dramatically overhaul its anti-money laundering (AML) and sanctions screening operations,...
How KYC automation is transforming FinTech compliance
For compliance teams still processing identity checks by hand, the costs are mounting faster than most organisations realise. A 2025 study published in the...
Why $300bn in compliance spending still isn’t working
Every year, financial institutions collectively spend over $300bn on compliance. That figure, drawn from research spanning global banking, insurance, and asset management, has grown...










