Tag: AML
RegTech vs in-house builds: the true cost of ownership
When organisations consider building a financial crime risk assessment platform in-house, the underlying assumption is almost always the same: it will be cheaper than...
How Canadian banks can master the new AML rules
Canada's AML/CFT regime is undergoing its most sweeping transformation in a generation. The creation of the Canada Financial Crimes Agency (CFCA), combined with far-reaching...
Why IT teams shouldn’t build financial crime risk platforms
Across every sector, there is a recurring moment that quietly costs organisations millions. A spreadsheet-based process becomes unwieldy, someone in the room suggests that...
Why agentic AI is closing the financial crime gap
A new breed of AI system is rapidly changing the way financial institutions approach crime prevention, according to SymphonyAI.
Unlike the rule-based tools that have...
Approvely embeds Sumsub KYC into payments stack
Sumsub, a global identity verification and anti-fraud specialist, has formed a strategic partnership with Approvely, a FinTech infrastructure platform catering to regulated and high-risk...
AI and risk-based AML: how Australia is operationalising compliance
Australia's financial services industry is entering a new phase of AML and CTF compliance — one defined not by whether to adopt AI and...
Hawk’s AI agent automates AML investigations
Hawk, a provider of AI-powered anti-money laundering (AML), screening and fraud prevention solutions, has launched its AML Investigative Agent, designed to help financial institutions...
Financial crime risk assessments: The new regulatory standard
Regulatory scrutiny of financial crime risk assessments has intensified dramatically in recent years, marking the end of an era in which these documents were...
Child exploitation: The AML risk hiding in plain sight
The AML and financial crime community rarely confronts the subject of child sexual exploitation head-on, and in the view of Consilient, it is long...
Why real-time intelligence sharing is now a legal must
A decade ago, the notion of regulated financial institutions exchanging crime intelligence in real time felt far-fetched. Legal barriers loomed large, trust between banks...










