Tag: Salv
GDPR, secrecy laws and the myths stalling AML collaboration
Every week, billions of euros flow through European financial institutions in service of money launderers, fraudsters, and organised criminal networks.
According to Salv, the banks...
Has the traditional financial crime model reached its limit?
The traditional financial crime operating model was built for a different era. For decades, financial institutions have relied on separate functions, technologies and processes...
Why traditional KYC no longer works
For decades, KYC has been a cornerstone of financial crime compliance. Verify a customer's identity, assess their risk and review them periodically. It is...
APP fraud regulation: What Europe’s PSR means for banks
Criminals do not recognise borders. When a victim is manipulated into authorising a fraudulent payment transfer — a tactic the industry variously labels APP...
Why real-time intelligence sharing is now a legal must
A decade ago, the notion of regulated financial institutions exchanging crime intelligence in real time felt far-fetched. Legal barriers loomed large, trust between banks...
How collaboration and AI are redefining financial crime defence
The fight against financial crime is entering a new phase, shaped by rising fraud threats, accelerating AI adoption and a growing political focus on...
P100 joins Salv Bridge to strengthen AML and fraud defence
P100 and Salv have announced a new partnership aimed at strengthening financial crime prevention across hybrid payment ecosystems.
The partnership is designed to enable P100...
Why lenders face bank-level AML expectations in 2026
For years, many lenders operated on the assumption that strong customer onboarding and sensible case handling were enough to satisfy financial crime compliance requirements....
Trust-led intelligence sharing reshapes EU AML efforts
Europe’s financial sector is entering a new phase in its fight against financial crime, driven by a stronger appetite for structured collaboration between banks,...
How Estonian banks unite to fight financial crime
Intelligence sharing has become a defining feature of Estonia’s approach to tackling financial crime, sanctions evasion, and fraud.
Few understand the reality of this...










