Tag: ongoing monitoring
False positives threaten to overwhelm AML compliance
Financial crime is evolving at speed, and artificial intelligence is once again the driving force. Fraudsters are using AI to build ever more convincing...
Single checks are failing firms against identity fraud
Remote onboarding has made it faster and easier for customers to open accounts with banks and FinTechs. It has also given fraudsters new ways...
When does due diligence need to go further?
Standard checks aren't always enough. When a customer or transaction carries more risk than routine screening can handle, firms are required to step up...
How to fix broken KYC records before regulators do
Regulated financial institutions are operating under sustained and intensifying scrutiny to keep customer records accurate, current and audit-ready.
According to KYC360, recent enforcement actions by...
AML monitoring gaps are costing firms billions
Anti-money laundering compliance doesn't end the moment a customer clears an onboarding check. For regulated businesses, that milestone is simply the starting point of...
How AML compliance tools are priced in financial services
Anti-money laundering compliance has become an unavoidable reality for financial institutions operating in today’s heavily regulated environment. From FinTech start-ups to global banks, firms...
KYCP streamlines UK corporate KYC with integration
KYC Portal (KYCP) has introduced an embedded integration with Companies House, strengthening its position in the RegTech market with enhanced UK corporate due diligence...
The AML maturity curve and the rise of agentic compliance
Financial institutions, from established banks to fast-growing FinTechs, continue to face intensifying regulatory scrutiny alongside commercial pressure to improve anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing...
Why FinCrime detection is delayed and how to fix it
Many compliance teams know the feeling: a risk event hits the headlines, the business starts asking questions, and yet your alert queues stay quiet—until...
Optimising AML frameworks in gatekeeping professions with a risk-based approach
The RBA to AML and CTF offers a strategic framework for gatekeeper professions such as lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, and TCSPs.
This approach is...










