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compliance

Why compliance can’t keep up with data growth

The compliance scalability crisis is no longer theoretical. Across FinTech, digital banking and broader financial services, exponential data growth is colliding with compliance infrastructures...
FCA

What FCA’s 2025 fines mean for AML compliance

In 2025, the UK’s FCA delivered a forceful reminder to regulated firms that weaknesses in systems and controls—particularly those linked to financial crime and...
crime

Rethinking financial crime compliance amid speed, complexity, and converging risks

Until recently, anti-financial crime convergence was for many in the financial industry a strategic ambition. Today, faster payments, converging crime typologies, and heightened regulatory...
IDfy

RegTech firm IDfy secures $53m Series F funding

IDfy, an Indian online identity verification and RegTech platform, has secured fresh capital as it looks to expand its global footprint and strengthen its...
DPP

DPP Link unveils GS1 Shield for EU DPP rules

DPP Link, a Stoke-on-Trent-based RegTech, has launched a GS1-integrated Shield platform to help exporters and manufacturers prepare for the European Union’s Ecodesign for Sustainable...
SARS

Why SAR quality matters in AML compliance

SARs remain one of the most powerful tools in the global fight against financial crime. Without them, AML frameworks would struggle to identify patterns...
spreadsheets

Why spreadsheets fail financial crime risk teams

For years, spreadsheets have been the quiet workhorse of financial crime risk assessments. Familiar, flexible and easily accessible, they became embedded in compliance functions...
KYC

AI set to transform AML and KYC in 2026

Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to operational reality across banking, financial services and insurance, and its expanding role in AML and KYC is...
Financial crime has always been a moving target. What has changed is the speed at which it now learns, adapts and scales. Money laundering is no longer the blunt, high-volume activity that many control frameworks were built to catch. It is coordinated, technical and increasingly designed to slip between systems that were never meant to talk to each other.

How can AML stay ahead of evolving financial crime?

Financial crime has always been a moving target. What has changed is the speed at which it now learns, adapts and scales. Money laundering...
sanctions

Why sanctions screening is shifting to quality in 2026

Sanctions screening is becoming more complex, not less. Watchlists are updated at speed, geopolitical tensions continue to reshape global risk landscapes, and alert volumes...

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