Tag: FATF
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 Across the sector, customer files are increasingly inaccurate, outdated, and risk-generating.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...
Child exploitation: The AML risk hiding in plain sight
The AML and financial crime community rarely confronts the subject of child sexual exploitation head-on, and in the view of Consilient, it is long...
South Africa’s illegal gambling AML blind spot exposed
Responsible gambling messaging is ubiquitous across sport sponsorships and social media campaigns, yet South Africa's sprawling informal gambling market continues to operate largely unchecked....
SymphonyAI: Financial crime compliance trends March 2026
SymphonyAI has published its inaugural Risk Radar briefing, offering a sweeping overview of financial crime compliance developments across North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific.
The...
How no-code AML cuts cost and boosts agility
Large financial institutions are under mounting pressure to modernise their AML programmes. As financial crime grows more sophisticated and regulators demand stronger oversight, traditional...
Turning AML into advantage in African FinTech
African FinTech has long been associated with financial inclusion, mobile-first innovation and rapid digital adoption. Across a continent where smartphone penetration is rising and...
Building an audit-ready EDD trail for high-risk clients
Financial institutions know that regulators rarely judge an AML programme on policy documents alone. When examiners test whether controls work in practice, they often...










