Tag: transaction monitoring
Why more AI alerts could mean better AML, not worse
Napier AI's Michael Joseph attended a recent ACAMS New Jersey chapter discussion on the shift from threshold-based transaction monitoring (TM) to AI-driven systems, alongside...
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...
Bretton AI lands multi-year MVB Bank compliance deal
MVB Bank, a West Virginia-based subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed MVB Financial Corp., has agreed a multi-year partnership with Bretton AI to use AI-powered operations for...
Fragmented AML tools are costing EMIs dearly
Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) are rethinking how they fight financial crime, moving away from stitched-together compliance stacks towards single, unified anti-money laundering (AML) platforms....
Napier AI: detection, not efficiency, is AML’s real test
Napier AI has weighed in on one of the thorniest debates in financial crime compliance: the gap between what artificial intelligence can theoretically do...
Why weak data quietly breaks AML risk scoring models
When alert queues grow faster than compliance teams can handle, genuine financial crime risk can vanish into the noise. According to ComplyAdvantage, the root...
Flagright deal signals Tipalti’s compliance push
Tipalti has selected Flagright as one of the tools underpinning its compliance infrastructure, a move designed to bolster AML capabilities across its payment operations.
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Why structuring remains AML’s hardest problem to spot
Large cash transactions are easy to spot. But a series of smaller transactions spread across days, branches or accounts can be far harder to...
Compliance without AI agents is a losing battle
Financial crime is not standing still. Criminal networks are exploiting increasingly sophisticated technology, transaction volumes keep climbing, and regulatory expectations are growing ever more...
PEP screening pitfalls that expose FinTech compliance teams
A politically exposed persons check (PEP check) sits among the most consequential controls in any AML compliance programme. Done well, it surfaces elevated risk...










