Tag: OFAC

How AI is reshaping the compliance professional’s role

The debate over whether artificial intelligence will displace compliance professionals is, at this point, a distraction. The more consequential question — and the one...

Why vertical AI is winning the compliance race

In June 2023, New York attorney Steven Schwartz submitted a legal brief to a federal court in Manhattan citing six cases that simply did...

BOI reporting in 2026: what compliance teams must know

The rules governing beneficial ownership information reporting have undergone a dramatic transformation since the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) came into force — and compliance...

How Sherlocq is fixing compliance’s $300bn research problem

The compliance profession has a productivity crisis hiding in plain sight. Financial institutions and regulated businesses together spend more than $300bn annually on compliance,...

Who needs AML screening? A compliance guide

AML screening is far from the exclusive domain of large financial institutions. Regulatory obligations stretch across a surprisingly broad range of industries, and the...

IntellectAI powers excess casualty launch in 15 weeks

A national property and casualty (P&C) carrier looking to break into the non-admitted Excess & Surplus (E&S) market turned to IntellectAI to build and...

How community banks can strengthen AML in 2026

Community banks in 2026 find themselves navigating a regulatory environment that is, somewhat paradoxically, both more accommodating and more stringent than before. According to Alessa,...

Healthcare payments face growing AML threat

Healthcare payments have emerged as an unexpected battleground in the fight against money laundering. Traditionally associated with billing fraud and abuse, claims processors, telehealth...

$1.7m OFAC settlement exposes sanctions gaps

In late February 2026, a prominent US educational institution agreed to pay $1.72m to the US Treasury to settle allegations that it processed tuition...

KYC sanctions: the six categories that shape controls

Sanctions failures rarely start with a suspicious transaction. More often, the damage is done at onboarding, when a weak rule, a missed alias, or...

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