Tag: AML
Six hard truths stalling AI in financial crime compliance
Most AI pilots in financial crime compliance are not failing on technology. According to Vivox AI, they falter in the space between an impressive...
COLIBRIX ONE picks Vivox AI to automate merchant KYB checks
COLIBRIX ONE, a worldwide financial infrastructure provider serving digital businesses and e-commerce firms, has chosen Vivox AI, a developer of explainable AI agents for...
Fragmented workflows threaten financial crime risk credibility
A financial crime risk assessment can only be as reliable as the framework underpinning it. Firms that treat methodology, governance and workflow as administrative...
Digital hawala exposes gaps in AML detection
Digital hawala is creating new challenges for financial institutions seeking to detect money laundering and terrorist financing, according to analysis from financial crime technology...
Sovereign AI vs shared intelligence: AML’s new dilemma
The choice of AI in financial crime compliance is no longer just about which model performs best. According to Napier AI, financial institutions are...
Impersonation fraud puts UK retirement pots at risk
It takes decades to build a pension, but only a single instruction to lose it. According to identity verification firm Identomat, the threat to...
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 has formed a partnership with Corelation, the core processing company behind KeyStone, to give credit unions a single environment for spotting, investigating, acting...
FINTRAC enrolment puts Canadian firms in the spotlight
Thousands of Canadian businesses subject to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act have never had to formally register with the...
When compliance instincts cost you money at home
Years spent hunting for red flags can rewire the way compliance professionals see the world. Unusual transactions, oddly phrased emails and businesses that never...










