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How to reduce AML detection latency without more noise

Financial crime investigations can feel like they start at the worst possible moment: after the headlines break, after names begin circulating externally, and after...
AML

Coinbase’s €21.5m fine signals tougher EU AML

Coinbase Europe, the Dublin-based arm of the U.S. crypto exchange, has been hit with a €21.5m fine by the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI)...
AML

Why a ‘less is more’ AML strategy matters in 2026

For much of the past decade, the AML technology stack has acted as a safety blanket for financial institutions. As the RegTech market expanded...
AML

How to fine-tune transaction monitoring rules for AML

Transaction monitoring rules sit at the heart of any effective AML compliance programme, but they are never truly finished. Criminal behaviour evolves, customer activity...
AML

UK AML reforms in 2025: what financial firms must change

The UK has introduced a series of significant anti-money laundering reforms throughout 2025, marking a decisive shift towards tougher accountability, enhanced transparency and more...
AML

Cross-border AML risks rise as payments go real time

Cross-border payments have become a cornerstone of modern financial services, driven by real-time commerce, digital banking, and the rapid expansion of borderless FinTech products. According...
AML

Best AML transaction monitoring tools ranked

Transaction monitoring has become one of the most decisive areas of modern Anti-Money Laundering (AML) programmes, particularly as financial crime evolves in sophistication. In...
FRAML

FRAML: The future of fraud and AML risk management

Financial institutions across Europe are seeing fraud and money laundering become increasingly interconnected issues, driven by digital payment transformation, new criminal typologies and a...
RelyComply

Peach Payments partners with RelyComply for KYC scale

Peach Payments, a leading African payment service provider, and RelyComply have formed a new partnership designed to strengthen compliance frameworks as Peach Payments scales across...
Static, rules-based monitoring has traditionally formed the backbone of insurance anti-money laundering (AML) programmes. For years, compliance teams have relied on fixed thresholds and hardcoded rules to detect suspicious activity. While this approach provides auditability and regulatory reassurance, it is no longer sufficient in the face of modern financial crime, according to SymphonyAI. 

What makes rules-based AML inadequate for insurers?

Static, rules-based monitoring has traditionally formed the backbone of insurance anti-money laundering (AML) programmes. For years, compliance teams have relied on fixed thresholds and...

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