Tag: Consilient
Gold laundering puts banks on the AML front line
Two major financial crime institutions are putting greater emphasis on fragmented data and cross-border intelligence sharing, creating a growing challenge for banks exposed to...
How trafficking profits hide in everyday payments
Human trafficking generates an estimated $236bn in illegal profits each year, with much of that money moving through financial activity that can appear entirely...
FinCEN’s new AML rule rewards banks that collaborate
FinCEN and the federal banking agencies have proposed a rule that could reshape how banks think about experimenting with new anti-money laundering technology, and...
Why $300bn in laundering still slips past bank AML controls
Chinese money laundering networks (CMLNs) are no mystery to the financial crime community, yet the money keeps moving. According to research from Consilient, which recently...
Why static AML models can’t stop AI-driven fraud
In early 2024, a finance employee dialled into what looked like an ordinary video meeting with the CFO and several senior colleagues. In reality,...
Is financial crime entering an AI arms race?
Artificial intelligence is transforming the fight against financial crime. However, it's also giving criminals powerful new tools. As banks, regulators and technology providers race...
9 risk management solutions that should be on your RegTech radar...
Risk management is one of the core foundations of a firm’s compliance workflow. When implemented effectively, risk management helps ensure compliance processes are not...
Sigma360 and Consilient partner on AI-driven pKYC
Sigma360 and Consilient, a pioneer in federated machine learning for financial crime discovery and prevention, have announced a strategic partnership.
The collaboration aims to tackle...
pKYC vs periodic reviews: rebuilding EDD for today
Banks don’t struggle with KYC because they cannot access data; the bigger failure is that customer risk stops evolving once the onboarding file is...
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...










