Tag: CDD

How risk-based approaches transform AML compliance

The risk-based approach (RBA) has become a central pillar of financial crime compliance worldwide, replacing outdated one-size-fits-all models with flexible frameworks that adapt to...

Why WorkFusion’s AI Agents are built to be explainable

WorkFusion is redefining how organisations in regulated industries deploy artificial intelligence with a unique approach to AI Agents—designed from the ground up to be...

How Sensa Investigation Hub tackles compliance backlogs

Sensa Investigation Hub, developed by SymphonyAI, is helping reshape how financial institutions tackle compliance and financial crime investigations. SymphonyAI recently released a video outlining how...

AML in real estate: The essential guide for estate agents and...

Buying a home is a significant milestone, but the process can be fraught with complexity—especially when it comes to anti-money laundering (AML) checks. As...

Full-stack AML compliance: How RIAs can prepare for FinCEN’s 2026 rule

With FinCEN’s final rule extending BSA obligations to RIAs and ERAs from January 1, 2026, the investment advisory landscape is entering a new era...

How the 3 stages of money laundering work and how to...

When criminal organisations generate illegal profits, they must clean or ‘launder’ the money before it can be safely used in the legitimate economy. This...

Understanding the role of money mules in financial crime and fraud...

In 2024, over $3.1 trillion of illicit funds circulated globally, with money mules playing a pivotal role in disguising these transactions. Identifying these mules...

KYC Portal CLM partners with PwC to enhance compliance and risk...

KYC Portal CLM has announced a strategic collaboration with PwC United Kingdom (UK) and PwC Channel Islands (CI), combining their expertise to deliver enhanced value for organisations worldwide.

Five key benefits of moving financial crime compliance to the cloud

As financial institutions navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment, many are finding that cloud technology offers a reliable solution for future-proofing compliance efforts. The move to cloud-based financial crime compliance not only enhances agility but also helps institutions meet stringent regulatory requirements more effectively.

How the 50 percent rule impacts international business compliance

The US, UK, and EU each implement a "50 percent rule" within their sanctions frameworks, crucial for monitoring international financial activities.

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