Global technology and services firm Concentrix has announced a collaboration with RegTech provider Napier AI to deliver AI-driven anti-money laundering (AML) compliance solutions across Australia and New Zealand.
The partnership brings Napier AI’s machine learning-powered compliance platform, Napier AI Continuum, into Concentrix’s growing network of financial crime and RegTech capabilities.
Together, the two firms aim to offer an end-to-end service spanning AML and sanctions screening, targeting not only banks and financial institutions, but also the legal, accounting, and real estate sectors that will fall under new compliance requirements as Tranche 2 legislation takes hold.
The new platform is designed to address several of the most persistent pain points in financial crime compliance. According to the two companies, it will help organisations reduce false positives in alert management, lower the risk of false negatives that could expose firms to regulatory penalties, and streamline reporting and audit readiness through intelligent automation and workflow tools.
Concentrix GVP of growth, ANZ Dhiraj Kumar said, “Financial crime compliance is at a pivotal moment in ANZ, where institutions must balance increasing regulatory demands with the need to deliver seamless customer experiences.
“Our collaboration with Napier AI enhances our broader ecosystem of capabilities, strengthening our ability to deliver intelligent, tech-powered solutions that help clients stay ahead of financial crime while driving operational efficiency and innovation.”
Napier AI head of Asia Pacific Ron Mullins said, “Nobody should have to choose between effective compliance and business growth. By partnering with Concentrix, we’re combining cutting-edge AI technology with global scale and transformation expertise to help organisations across ANZ rethink how they approach financial crime – making compliance smarter, faster, and more trusted.”
Napier AI, which counts over 100 institutions worldwide among its client base, positions its Continuum platform as purpose-built for regulated environments. The platform is engineered to deliver what the company describes as banking-grade capabilities, meaning even smaller financial services firms can access tooling that was previously the preserve of large institutions with significant in-house technology investment.
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