Can AMLR and PSD3 reforms make FinCrime intelligence sharing safer?
Across Europe, trillions of euros are moved every day. In the shadow of these mostly ordinary transactions, criminals exploit gaps no human can watch...
Why proactive AML is vital for banks today
In financial services, few issues carry as much weight—or as much scrutiny—as anti-money laundering (AML) compliance.
The risks of getting it wrong are considerable, from...
Ponte Finance partners with iDenfy to boost KYC and AML
Ponte Finance has entered a partnership with iDenfy, a Lithuanian RegTech provider specialising in identity verification and AML tools.
The collaboration is aimed at...
Biggest AML compliance penalties for UK firms in 2025
2025 has brought a sharp escalation in enforcement action against UK law firms over anti-money laundering (AML) failings, with regulators handing out some of...
AI takes centre stage in Treasury’s new AML vision
The U.S. Treasury Department has signalled sweeping changes to the country’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CFT) regime, with a vision designed to prioritise...
Centralised CLM: the solution to KYC fragmentation
Know Your Customer (KYC) processes are the backbone of compliance across financial services, yet many organisations continue to rely on fragmented systems and disjointed processes.
Alloy launches AI-powered perpetual KYC solution
Alloy, a leading identity and fraud prevention platform provider, has launched a pKYC solution enhanced by AI insights.
The company, which works with global banks,...
DeepDive AI platform boosts AML compliance efficiency
DeepDive, a firm founded by industry veterans with experience building fraud investigation and KYC platforms, has announced the launch of a new AI platform...
How UAE firms can adapt to tougher AML compliance
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has seen a marked evolution in anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, with countries adopting more robust risk-based...
How banks can deploy AI safely for AML compliance
Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed banking operations, playing a key role in tasks such as transaction screening, monitoring, and customer due diligence. Yet as AI adoption accelerates, regulators worldwide are tightening expectations on how banks deploy, govern, and oversee these systems.
