Tag: financial institutions
Proactive compliance: The AI advantage
Financial institutions are undergoing a major shift in how they approach compliance. For decades, regulatory requirements were managed through manual reviews, rigid workflows, and...
Automating enterprise-grade compliance with AI
Keeping up with global regulatory change has never been more complex. With 1,374 regulatory agencies overseeing financial institutions worldwide, firms face a relentless wave...
WorkFusion AI agents deliver geometric value
In early 2025, industry experts predicted that adopting AI agents in AML and KYC operations would soon become standard practice.
At the time, many banks...
AI transforms sanctions screening under BIS 50% rule
The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) within the U.S. Department of Commerce has taken a major step towards tightening export control enforcement with...
Instant payments demand smarter AML strategies
The rise of instant payments is reshaping the financial landscape, driving new expectations for speed, convenience, and security.
Napier AI, a developer of financial crime...
Eventus partners with Huron | Treliant to enhance compliance
Eventus has partnered with Huron | Treliant, a global consulting and managed services firm, to enhance trade surveillance capabilities for financial institutions.
Treliant, which was...
Uptiq.ai raises $12m to power AI in financial services
Uptiq.ai, a leader in AI infrastructure for financial services, has raised $12m in a funding round led by Silverton Partners.
The round also saw participation...
How KidbrookeONE de-risks digital delivery
In financial services, risks within large delivery projects rarely disappear on their own. When overlooked or deferred, they tend to resurface later in more...
TAINA redefines W-8IMY processing with automation
Financial institutions have long struggled with the cumbersome process of managing tax certification documents, particularly the W-8IMY form used for non-U.S. intermediaries.
This extensive...
Kard secures $15m growth capital from Trinity Capital
Trinity Capital, a leading alternative asset manager based in Phoenix, Arizona, has provided $15m in growth capital to Kard Financial, a commerce media network...










