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KYC Portal has rolled out a major enhancement to its Corporate Source Register (CSR) module, introducing advanced features that enable real-time legal entity monitoring, dynamic corporate structure visualisation, and seamless third-party data integration.

Sumsub, a global leader in verification and anti-fraud solutions, has launched a major upgrade to its Case Management system, introducing a powerful AI assistant...

As the compliance landscape evolves, firms are rethinking the role of technology—not as a one-size-fits-all solution, but as a tool to be woven into the fabric of operations.

The SEBI has unveiled a comprehensive framework to regulate ESG debt securities, setting new standards for the issuance of social bonds, sustainability bonds, and...

Achilles has launched a new enterprise software solution, Comply360, aimed at transforming how organisations manage their sustainability reporting and compliance obligations. The introduction of Comply360...

Bank of Ireland has sounded the alarm over a sharp rise in reports of a so-called ‘safe account’ scam, urging customers to be extra...

A new era of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing oversight is being ushered in by the European Union through the introduction of AMLAR, the...

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a sweeping tax reform bill, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill”, which is now awaiting Senate approval. Although the bill is still subject to change, it contains several proposals that could have far-reaching implications for global organisations involved in information reporting and tax withholding.

When it comes to adopting AI-powered tools, excitement often precedes caution. Demos are slick, sales pitches are polished, and expectations run high. But many firms find themselves disillusioned when promised features don’t materialise or when the tool proves too complex to use. Worse still, some discover that the outputs are fundamentally flawed, plagued by hallucinations that make the software unusable.

In a move to fortify Singapore’s anti-financial crime landscape, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is introducing sweeping changes to its Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) framework.