Tag: AML Compliance
Why AI is becoming essential for AML in 2026
Anti-money laundering compliance is entering a decisive phase as financial institutions, payment providers, and crypto platforms grapple with rising transaction volumes, tighter regulatory scrutiny,...
Global AML fines fall, but Singapore ramps up scrutiny
Singapore recorded a 579% rise in anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT) fines issued by its central bank last year, underscoring a sharp...
Fixing RegTech bloat: rethinking AML stacks for 2026
For much of the past decade, the AML technology stack has grown in line with regulatory anxiety rather than strategic intent. As the RegTech...
Cascade unveils automated name screening alert treatment
Cascade has launched a new feature designed to address one of the most persistent operational challenges in compliance: the treatment of name screening alerts. The...
What the OCC’s new BSA/AML rules mean for community banks
The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has updated its Bank Secrecy Act and Anti-Money Laundering (BSA/AML) examination procedures for community...
European Merchant Bank partners with AMLYZE to boost AML
European Merchant Bank and AMLYZE have entered into a partnership aimed at strengthening the bank’s AML and counter-terrorist financing framework.
The partnership has been established...
Continuous tuning of transaction monitoring rules explained
Transaction monitoring rules sit at the heart of any anti-money laundering programme, but they are not controls that can be implemented once and left...
The human factor shaping the future of AI-driven AML
After several years dominated by pressure to maximise returns from technology investment, financial institutions are entering a new phase in 2026: recalibrating how AI...
Inside the PEP screening process for financial institutions
PEP screening has become a central pillar of AML compliance as financial crime risks continue to grow in scale and complexity.
For financial institutions,...
Gatekeepers turn to digital AML tools to fight crime
Digital tools have become essential for combating financial crime across gatekeeper professions, with AML obligations growing more complex and far-reaching.
Lawyers, accountants, real estate...










