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Credas

Credas launches UK-first Compliance Wallet

Credas, a UK-based leader in identity verification, has announced the launch of the Credas Compliance Wallet, a new product designed to transform compliance checks...
Vocalink

Vocalink hit with £11.9m fine over risk failures

The Bank of England has imposed an £11.9m fine on Vocalink Limited after the company failed to meet compliance obligations under section 196 of...
ABA

ABA updates guideline to aid customers in hardship

Banks across Australia are stepping up their efforts to support customers facing financial hardship, following the release of an updated industry guideline by the...

Singapore banks study nature-related financial risks

DBS, OCBC and UOB have launched a pioneering report to help banks understand the financial implications of nature-related risks, marking the first collaboration of...
b-next

How b-next stays ahead of the curve in an evolving RegTech space

Founded in 1989, German RegTech firm b-next focuses on the surveillance and monitoring market, always guided by its customers’ needs. The company develops solutions...
How SymphonyAI fights fraud using behavioural data

How SymphonyAI fights fraud using behavioural data

As digital transactions surge globally, financial institutions are seeking smarter ways to protect customers and prevent fraud before it happens. Traditional fraud detection systems, whether rule-based or driven by machine learning, often struggle to keep pace with the sophistication of today’s fraudsters, leading to missed threats or an avalanche of false positives that frustrate legitimate customers.
Future-proofing CLM with APIs and automation

Future-proofing CLM with APIs and automation

Future-proofing client lifecycle management (CLM) is becoming essential as client expectations grow and regulatory pressures tighten. To keep pace, financial institutions are turning to connected APIs and intelligent workflow automation to transform compliance operations into scalable, adaptive ecosystems.
EU's AML reforms: four key RTS changes explained

EU’s AML reforms: four key RTS changes explained

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has unveiled a series of proposals designed to streamline and strengthen anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) measures across the EU. The proposed Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) seek to create a unified approach for AML/CFT supervision, aligning the practices of supervisors and financial institutions in all Member States.

Droit unveils Explore Mode for Adept compliance

Droit, a technology firm at the forefront of computational law and regulation, has expanded its capabilities with the launch of ‘Explore Mode’ for its...
KYB

The rise of KYB automation for faster onboarding

Financial institutions have spent years enhancing compliance and customer experience through KYC (Know Your Customer) improvements, using technology and automation to achieve straight-through processing...
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