Tag: FATF

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...

AI readiness: what financial crime teams need for 2026

By the end of 2025, artificial intelligence had moved decisively from theory to practice across financial crime functions. At industry events ranging from Transform Finance...

2026 KYC and AML outlook: what compliance teams must fix now

Speed is emerging as the defining challenge for KYC and AML in 2026. Customer risk now changes faster than traditional review cycles can keep...

Managing AML risk in cross-border payments and real-time rails

The rapid expansion of real-time global commerce, digital banking and borderless FinTech services has fundamentally reshaped how money moves across borders. Consumers and businesses...

Global AML roundup: enforcement actions that shaped 2025

Europe saw some of the most high-profile AML enforcement actions of 2025, with regulators continuing to signal that long-standing control weaknesses will not be...

Malaysia’s AML reforms under the FATF spotlight in 2025

Between 2024 and 2025, financial institutions and regulated entities across Malaysia intensified preparations for the country’s fifth mutual evaluation by the Financial Action Task...

Preparing for AUSTRAC Tranche 2 AML reforms in 2026

Australia’s anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) framework is on the brink of its most significant overhaul in decades, as the AUSTRAC Tranche...

Gatekeepers turn to digital AML tools to fight crime

Digital tools have become essential for combating financial crime across gatekeeper professions, with AML obligations growing more complex and far-reaching. Lawyers, accountants, real estate...

Tranche 2 reshapes liability for gatekeeper professions

Gatekeeper professions including lawyers, accountants, real estate agents and trust and company service providers sit at the heart of global financial systems. They are...

How money laundering fuels global crime

Money laundering remains one of the most pervasive threats to global financial stability, quietly enabling organised crime, political corruption and terrorist financing. Despite extensive...

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