Tag: explainable AI
Inside the rise of AI-powered investigative intelligence
When a suspicious transaction triggers an alert inside a major financial institution, an analyst’s first task is usually to collect data rather than assess...
How AI repairs financial compliance failures
For years, financial crime compliance has operated under a static, rules-based model that once served banks well.
These systems flagged transactions that crossed predefined thresholds,...
Reinventing compliance with AI intelligence
Leading financial institutions are rethinking compliance, shifting it from a traditional cost centre to a core driver of agility, intelligence, and resilience. As regulatory...
AI security firm Polygraf AI bags $9.5m seed funding
Polygraf AI has raised $9.5m in seed funding to scale its secure AI technology for enterprise, defence and intelligence applications.
The round was led by...
From black box to clarity: AML AI models explained
In the world of anti-money laundering (AML), credibility depends on more than mathematical performance. If models cannot be explained clearly, executives won’t trust them...
Risk-based approach: getting AML basics right
Financial institutions worldwide continue to face hefty penalties for shortcomings in anti-money laundering (AML) procedures, with fines often reaching into the tens of millions.
Napier...
How to boost AI fraud detection effectiveness
AI-powered fraud prevention is rapidly transforming the financial services sector. Yet, despite the industry pouring billions into defences, global fraud losses exceeded $1tn last...
How AI is reshaping financial crime prevention
Payment fraud has become one of the toughest challenges facing financial institutions. Attack volumes are rising, criminals are using increasingly sophisticated methods, and the...
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...
Embedding AI responsibly in financial crime
Generative AI has fast become a major talking point across the financial sector, but as financial firms shift from small pilots to large-scale deployment, the spotlight is on how this powerful technology can be embedded responsibly into anti-financial crime frameworks.










