Tag: Financial Crime Compliance
GenAI and Agentic AI drive next wave of FCC innovation
The banking industry is entering a new chapter in financial crime compliance (FCC), powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
New research from Hawk and Chartis Research reveals...
Rethinking AML: Compliance as a FinTech growth driver
FinTech founders have long been told to prioritise speed over structure—launch fast and worry about compliance later. But this mindset can quickly backfire. When...
How second-gen AI agents transform AML compliance
Second-generation AI agents are transforming the landscape of financial crime compliance, bringing new levels of collaboration between people and machines.
The rapid pace of...
Adam Flowers to drive Napier AI’s global expansion
Napier AI has named Adam Flowers as its new chief revenue officer (CRO) as the London-based RegTech looks to expand its global footprint in...
US WealthTech investments halved YoY in Q3 as investors prioritised smaller...
Key US WealthTech investment stats in Q3 2025: US WealthTech investments halved YoY in Q3
Average deal value dropped to $12.1m as investors prioritised...
Why false negatives threaten AI compliance systems
False negatives are emerging as one of the most dangerous blind spots in AI-driven compliance systems. While much of the attention has historically been...
How firms can ready for FCA AI trials in AML
Artificial intelligence is reshaping financial crime compliance, and regulators are responding. The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will launch AI Live Testing in September...
WorkFusion raises $45m to scale AI for financial crime compliance
WorkFusion, a FinTech firm specialising in AI agents for financial crime compliance, has secured $45m in fresh funding to fuel its next phase of...
Why AI alone won’t fix compliance screening
Artificial intelligence has become the default answer to many financial crime compliance challenges. Alert volumes are too high, rules are too rigid, and compliance...
The ROI of FRAML for mid-market banks
Mid-market US financial institutions are seeing major returns from merging fraud prevention and AML efforts into a unified approach known as FRAML.
A report from...










