Tag: Banking compliance
How banks are strengthening FCC with smarter data
FCC programmes increasingly rely on risk screening solutions from providers such as LexisNexis, Thomson Reuters and LSEG to help banks meet KYC and AML...
How AI is transforming AML—without replacing humans
Artificial intelligence is rapidly altering how financial institutions manage anti-money laundering programmes, but the shift brings a central question into focus: how can banks...
APAC ushers in a new era of regulatory reporting
Asia-Pacific’s regulatory reporting landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as the region moves away from long-standing fragmentation toward a more coordinated and technology-driven model....
The rise of the 50/50 model transforming compliance
Financial crime prevention is undergoing a major shift as instant payments, rising transaction volumes and increasingly sophisticated criminal methods expose the limits of traditional...
How consent orders reshape banking compliance
A single consent order can dramatically change the direction of a bank’s compliance programme. For many institutions, this enforcement measure represents a pivotal moment...
Why PRAUC is the true test of AML model performance
Determining how effective an anti-money laundering (AML) model truly is has become a major challenge for financial institutions.
Research from PwC shows that 90–95% of...
Building effective sanctions screening programmes
Banks play a pivotal role in the global financial ecosystem, acting as critical intermediaries in trade and financial transactions.
This central position also makes...
Building a proactive AML culture in finance
In the world of financial services, few areas attract as much attention or scrutiny as anti-money laundering (AML) compliance.
Recent headlines involving both challenger banks...
How SOF and open banking shape modern banking
When navigating financial checks, customers often encounter terms like source of funds (SOF) and open banking. While they may sound technical, both play a...
Banks gain flexibility on TIN collection
Banks in the US will benefit from greater flexibility in collecting Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) under new Customer Identification Program (CIP) rules from FinCEN, the OCC and the FDIC.










