Tag: Beneficial Ownership
How businesses can detect sanctions evasion in 2026
Governments around the world deploy sanctions as a critical tool for limiting the access of financial criminals to global financial systems. Yet, as these...
How firms are failing at periodic KYC reviews
KYC360 recently hosted a session at the School of International Financial Services (SIFS) examining one of compliance's most persistent headaches: managing know-your-customer (KYC) obligations...
How estate agents can beat property fraud in 2026
The UK property market remains one of the most attractive targets for financial crime, and compliance is no longer an optional extra for estate...
How KYB compliance protects your business in 2026
Know Your Business (KYB) has become a cornerstone of modern compliance frameworks, yet many organisations still underestimate its scope.
According to AiPrise, At its...
Legacy KYC files: reducing risk and staying compliant
Financial institutions are sitting on a growing compliance problem. Across the sector, customer files are increasingly inaccurate, outdated, and risk-generating. In many cases, records...
How agentic AI solves EU’s new opacity assessment rule
Most compliance programmes can answer the question "who owns this entity?" What they cannot reliably answer is whether a corporate structure has been deliberately...
How reinsurers can demonstrate AML effectiveness
The reinsurance markets in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda represent one of the offshore financial world's genuine success stories. Capital flows into these jurisdictions...
Why KYC is shifting to continuous risk monitoring
The know your customer (KYC) market is undergoing a fundamental structural transformation, according to SymphonyAI, moving away from periodic compliance checks towards AI-driven, continuous...
AI SaaS security platform Reco bags $30m
Reco, an AI SaaS security platform focused on protecting enterprise software environments, has raised fresh capital.
The company has secured $30m in a Series B...
KYC sanctions: the six categories that shape controls
Sanctions failures rarely start with a suspicious transaction. More often, the damage is done at onboarding, when a weak rule, a missed alias, or...










