Tag: Quantifind
Why compliance chiefs are rethinking risk screening now
Financial institutions are under growing pressure to do more than simply flag suspicious activity. Regulators now expect firms to prove, document and defend every...
The rise of continuous KYC
Know Your Customer has operated as a series of fixed moments for a long time. Starting with verifying a customer at onboarding, reviewing them...
Summit Partners backs Quantifind in $200m growth round
Quantifind, an AI-native risk intelligence provider serving financial institutions and government agencies, has secured $200m in a growth investment led by Summit Partners.
The round...
Why agentic AI is KYC’s last best hope
Traditional know-your-customer compliance is no longer struggling to keep pace. It is collapsing under the weight of its own limitations. Rising regulatory demands, increasingly...
How AI is slashing sanctions screening costs for banks
New research has put a striking figure on the cost of inefficient compliance operations: Tier 1 banks could save up to $177.9m per year...
How design transforms AI potential into investigator impact
Artificial intelligence has dominated the conversation in financial crime compliance — but there is a quieter, equally critical factor that too often gets overlooked:...
Why AI collaboration is key to fighting fraud
AI is no longer a pilot project in financial services. That was the clear message from the 2026 BAFT International Trade & Payment Conference,...
Eight compliance risks emerging from a fractured world
A fragmented world shaped by geopolitical rivalry, diverging regulatory regimes, supply-chain realignment and weakening international cooperation is fundamentally altering the global financial crime risk...
AI readiness: what financial crime teams need for 2026
By the end of 2025, artificial intelligence had moved decisively from theory to practice across financial crime functions.
At industry events ranging from Transform Finance...
Quantifind strengthens AML intelligence with adverse media
Quantifind is positioning adverse media as a core pillar of modern risk intelligence as financial institutions grapple with faster-moving financial crime, regulatory change and...










