Tag: Lucinity
Lucinity and Resistant AI forge dynamic partnership to combat financial crime
Lucinity, an AI-powered financial crime investigation platform, and Resistant AI, experts in detecting fraud and money laundering, have joined forces.
Lucinity and Knights Analytics join forces to advance AI in FinCrime...
Lucinity, an AI software company focusing on financial crime operations, has entered into a strategic partnership with Knights Analytics, a leader in AI-driven data solutions.
Lucinity launches Generative AI plugin to boost FI productivity
Lucinity, an emerging firm in FinTech, has launched its latest product, a generative AI copilot plugin, at Money2020 Europe.
BIS Innovation Hub uses AI and data analytics for efficient money...
The BIS Innovation Hub has found that a number of key tech developments have proven to be superior for detecting money laundering networks.
Icelandic neobank indó taps Lucinity for financial crime offering
indó, an Icelandic neobank, has selected Lucinity to use its AML compliance software such as its transaction monitoring and case manager solutions.
Iceland’s Arion Bank implements Lucinity to fight money laundering
Icelandic bank Arion Bank will implement the software of RegTech platform Lucinity to bolster its defences against money laundering.
Iceland-based Lucinity scores $17m to bolster its anti-fraud services
Lucinity, which supplies banks with productivity tools to fight financial crime, has closed its Series B funding round on $17m.
Why Lucinity is on a mission to Make Money Good
As more and more people move online, financial crime is increasing – subsequently increasing the opportunities for cases of money laundering. As industry players continue to search for the silver bullet to tackle financial crime, RegTech firm Lucinity is focused on helping to clean up the financial world.
indó formally takes a stand against money laundering with new Lucinity...
In its mission to rebuild trust in the banking industry, Icelandic neobank indó has signed a partnership with Lucinity to bolster its anti-money laundering (AML) defences.