Tag: Duna
What’s really holding back RegTech adoption?
RegTech is no longer an experimental corner of financial services. It is becoming part of the infrastructure firms rely on to manage an increasingly...
RegTech’s AI shift puts analyst expertise at a premium
Compliance analysts are meant to be investigating risk and stopping fraud, yet much of their day is consumed by chasing documents and verifying paperwork....
AI agents move from pilot to workforce in bank compliance
Banks could unlock productivity gains of up to 20 times by deploying a workforce of AI agents, according to McKinsey. The consultancy's estimate rests...
The $304bn compliance bill hiding a growth leak
Compliance has quietly become a tax on growth for banks and FinTechs. Around $304bn is spent globally every year on anti-money laundering (AML) and...
The rise of continuous KYC
Know Your Customer has operated as a series of fixed moments for a long time. Starting with verifying a customer at onboarding, reviewing them...
Onboarding wins customers, reboarding decides who keeps them
Every new business customer a financial institution signs creates years of compliance work down the line. According to Duna, reboarding can account for as...
The hidden cost of broken business onboarding flows
Most B2B businesses measure their onboarding processes against one benchmark: regulatory compliance. Far fewer ask the harder commercial question of how many customers actually...
How to cut analyst time lost to KYB false positives
False positives are an inescapable feature of know-your-business (KYB) screening. When a compliance team runs a company and its ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs) against...
9 KYB solutions that are helping firms streamline their compliance
Know Your Business (KYB) has become a critical pillar of modern compliance workflows, enabling regulated firms to verify the legitimacy, ownership, and risk profile...
AI attackers are breaking financial crime compliance
A 1993 New Yorker cartoon showed one dog telling another, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." The joke has held up rather...










