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Dun & Bradstreet reveals 2025 resilience trends
A new survey by Dun & Bradstreet has uncovered how financial services and insurance (FS&I) leaders are confronting rising threats and data challenges while pursuing AI...
Why building AI agents no longer makes sense
The debate between building and buying AI agents for AML and CFT compliance has shifted dramatically in 2025. Earlier this year, financial institutions were...
Despite 43% of execs noting budget challenges, AI innovation in AML...
AML Trends 2025:
202 compliance professionals from 39 countries shared insights on AML technology adoption
43% cited insufficient budgets as the biggest barrier to...
How financial regulators are shaping AI risk rules
Financial regulators across the world are moving quickly to shape the future of artificial intelligence in financial services, balancing the opportunities of digital transformation...
Noma Security bags $100m to boost AI agent governance
Noma Security, a fast-growing AI cybersecurity company focused on agent and AI governance, has raised $100m in Series B funding as it continues to...
Smarsh survey reveals AI trust issues in UK finance
A recent survey by Smarsh has uncovered a sharp rise in the use of AI tools within the UK financial services sector, but also highlights a lack of clarity and control around how these tools are governed.
Build or buy AI? How firms can choose the right path
As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, financial services firms are facing a familiar dilemma: should they build their own AI solutions or buy...
How to choose the right AI vendor for legal tech
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.
How financial institutions can tackle top risks in 2025 with AI...
As 2025 unfolds, financial institutions face an evolving array of challenges. The recent Executive Perspectives on Top Risks Study conducted by Protiviti and NC State University, which garnered insights from over 1,200 board members and executives, sheds light on the primary concerns encompassing financial crime compliance, AI integration, and increasing regulatory oversight.
91% of respondents have adopted AI in prioritising transaction monitoring alerts
600 senior compliance leaders from financial services and fintech firms shared insights on AI adoption in financial crime prevention
91% of firms are...









