Tag: financial crime
KYCP takes aim at compliance admin drag with bulk tool
Compliance teams drowning in one-by-one administrative clicks have been handed a reprieve, as KYCP rolls out a bulk notification management capability in version 2.1.6...
FinregE tackles EU AMLA Single Rulebook complexity
FinregE has published an expert guide aimed at helping firms prepare for the EU's sweeping anti-money laundering reforms ahead of the 2027 deadline.
The guide,...
Why structuring remains AML’s hardest problem to spot
Large cash transactions are easy to spot. But a series of smaller transactions spread across days, branches or accounts can be far harder to...
Hawk boosts partner program for AI crime compliance
Hawk, a provider of AI-powered financial crime and compliance technology, has broadened its global partner program with the launch of a dedicated Partner Portal...
Can community banks survive FinTech compliance risk?
Community banks chasing growth through FinTech partnerships are facing a stark warning from regulators. In May 2026, the Office of the Comptroller of the...
Why fragmented AML defences are losing to networked crime
The future of financial crime detection will hinge less on how well individual firms manage risk in isolation, and more on how effectively the...
Hawk bolsters leadership with new president and CRO
Hawk, an AI-powered anti-financial crime technology provider, has appointed Eli Chamoun as its new President & Chief Revenue Officer.
The hire is intended to speed...
Financial crime’s trillion-dollar toll drives RegTech push
Financial crime is growing in scale, sophistication and cost, and for regulated organisations, understanding the threat landscape has become a survival requirement rather than...
The FCA’s sanctions review and why it demands urgent firm action
The FCA's latest sanctions review, spanning more than 150 firms, is far more than another best-practice publication.
According to ACA Group, it signals how...
How complacency blinds firms to financial crime threats
Most financial crime failures are not born of dramatic collapse or blatant negligence. Instead, they build slowly through hundreds of minor decisions, ignored warning...










