The Latest FinCrime News about Technology
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OSINT and AML: Closing the Gaps in Customer Risk
AI and network visualization are essential to transform the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), data glut into focused, actionable knowledge graph intelligence, enabling AML investigators to unmask complex criminal structures and reduce regulatory fines.
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From KYC to Perpetual KYC, Why Continuous Monitoring Strains AML Teams
Perpetual KYC is transforming customer oversight and raising significant operational challenges for institutions, as perpetual KYC introduces a constant flow of reviews that strain compliance resources.
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AI Driven AML or Clever Rules Disguised as Innovation
This analysis explores AI evaluation within AML systems and explains how institutions can distinguish adaptive capability from traditional rule frameworks in a complex regulatory environment.
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DORA Oversight Raises Sharp Challenges for AML Solution Providers
New constraints on AML vendors intensify after critical ICT providers are designated under EU rules, raising expectations for DORA compliance and cloud resilience.
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How Fake Marketplaces Clean Criminal Money
Fake holiday marketplaces are becoming powerful laundering channels, where stolen identities and weak KYC systems enable criminals to disguise illicit funds as eCommerce transactions.
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The Truth Behind Banks Sticking To Failing AML Systems
Banks hesitate to modernize their AML system because modernization fear, sunk costs, and entrenched processes keep outdated platforms alive far longer than intended.
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Banks Waste Millions Picking AML Tools Based On Style Not Substance
Banks often choose AML tools based on slick presentations instead of real investigative efficiency, leading to costly deployments that look impressive during demos but deliver weak performance once analysts begin using them.
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The Price of Doing Nothing on AML Modernization
AML modernization protects institutions from regulatory risk and reduces exposure to financial crime. Delaying upgrades increases liability and long term losses.
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AI-Driven Financial Crime: How Canada’s New Strategy Redefines AML Resilience
Canada’s FINTRAC-led forum revealed how AI-driven financial crime is reshaping AML strategies, prompting the launch of a new Financial Crimes Agency to modernize national defences.
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Global Banks Face Privacy Storm Over PEP Sharing Rules
PEP monitoring faces growing friction with global data privacy laws, forcing AML teams to align cross-border compliance with privacy safeguards.
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NY Regulators Demand Blockchain Analytics to Shield Banks from Laundering
New York regulators stress that blockchain analytics is critical for detecting money laundering in virtual currency activity, making it a compliance expectation for banks.
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Why AI Explainability Is Becoming a Regulatory Imperative in AML
AI explainability in AML is becoming unavoidable as EU AI Act, FATF guidance and U.S. regulators demand transparency in models used for customer flagging and clearance, with serious liability for institutions unable to explain decisions.
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Black Box vs Glass Box in AML Monitoring and the Money Laundering Risks
Money laundering detection faces a trade off between black box models and glass box approaches, creating compliance risk and shaping AML strategies.
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TRM Labs Beacon Network Creates Shared Crypto Intelligence
Beacon Network gives AML teams a practical, real-time path to stop criminal value at the off-ramp, aligning rapid alerts with documented controls so that funds linked to crime are held before exit, not after.
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New Banca d’Italia Report Exposes Fragile Side of AML Technology
Banca d’Italia highlights how digital innovation in AML compliance delivers efficiency gains but also increases exposure to ICT and outsourcing risks.
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Summer Series #17: How adverse media screening turns headlines into controls
Adverse media screening strengthens AML risk management by turning public signals into timely, documented decisions. A disciplined approach to sources, entity resolution, and human review makes adverse media screening reliable.
Other News About Technologies
OSINT and AML: Closing the Gaps in Customer Risk
AI and network visualization are essential to transform the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), data glut into focused, actionable knowledge graph intelligence, enabling AML investigators to unmask complex criminal structures and reduce regulatory fines.
From KYC to Perpetual KYC, Why Continuous Monitoring Strains AML Teams
Perpetual KYC is transforming customer oversight and raising significant operational challenges for institutions, as perpetual KYC introduces a constant flow of reviews that strain compliance resources.
AI Driven AML or Clever Rules Disguised as Innovation
This analysis explores AI evaluation within AML systems and explains how institutions can distinguish adaptive capability from traditional rule frameworks in a complex regulatory environment.