Tag: financial crime detection

From drag nets to AI: Wolfsberg’s AML detection shift

The Wolfsberg Group has issued the second part of its Statement on Effective Monitoring for Suspicious Activity (MSA), providing financial institutions with a roadmap...

From proof-of-concept to production: the real AI challenge

While the tech world continues to buzz with talk of generative models and AI agents, the real conversation is around how to operationalise AI in complex, real-world environments.

European RegTech funding fell by a fifth in Q1 2025 as...

Key European RegTech investment stats in Q1 2025: European RegTech funding fell by a fifth QoQ in Q1 2025 Average deal value decreased to...

91% of respondents have adopted AI in prioritising transaction monitoring alerts

600 senior compliance leaders from financial services and fintech firms shared insights on AI adoption in financial crime prevention 91% of firms are...

Unlocking AML capabilities: How graph databases revolutionise financial crime detection

Unlocking AML capabilities: How graph databases revolutionise financial crime detection

Hawk secures additional Series B funds as Rabobank joins raise

Hawk, a key player in the FinTech industry, has announced a significant boost to its Series B funding today, marking an increase in valuation.

Revolutionising Compliance Efficiency with Hawk AI

A familiar predicament haunts the global payments landscape: can financial institutions outgrow their compliance issues without stretching resources to the breaking point? Scaling staff often means soaring costs and growing complexity. RegTech company Hawk AI has outlined how it helped an payment processor improve their operations. 

Overcoming hurdles to adopt AI in financial crime detection

Amidst growing acknowledgment of AI's prowess in uncovering fraud and financial crime, there remains a gap between those financial institutions (FIs) recognising its potential and those implementing it.

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