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Why enterprises are adopting no-code AML
As financial crime grows more sophisticated and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, large financial institutions are reassessing how they manage AML compliance.
According to Flagright, for...
Prediction markets face legal crossroads in 2026
Prediction markets have moved from niche financial instruments to the centre of policy debates across the US and beyond. The catalyst came in early...
UiPath acquires WorkFusion to boost AI compliance
UiPath, a global leader in agentic automation, has acquired WorkFusion, a specialist in AI agents for financial crime compliance.
UiPath provides an agentic automation...
TransferMate rolls out Vivox AI KYB platform
TransferMate has completed a worldwide rollout of Vivox AI’s next-generation Know Your Business (KYB) automation platform.
The company operates what it describes as the largest...
What the $1.7m OFAC case means for compliance
In late February 2026, a prominent US educational institution agreed to pay $1.72m to the US Treasury to settle allegations that it had processed...
Cutting adverse media alert fatigue in compliance
Adverse media screening has become a core control in financial services, yet many programmes are quietly undermined by their own volume. Alert fatigue is...
Why fragmented KYC fails against synthetic fraud
Synthetic identity fraud is one of the most troubling blind spots in modern financial crime prevention. On paper, everything checks out.
A verification stack...
Stopping scams in seconds with real-time AML
Real-time detection is no longer a technical enhancement reserved for high-growth FinTechs; it has become a core requirement for consumer protection in a world...
Compliance-first AI: the future of AML
Financial institutions are increasingly aware that artificial intelligence (AI) could transform anti-money laundering (AML) operations. Yet adoption remains cautious.
This hesitancy stands in sharp contrast...
Nacha 2026: are banks ready for new fraud rules?
Nacha’s 2026 fraud rule updates represent one of the most significant shifts in ACH oversight in recent years, introducing a formal “risk-based” monitoring requirement...









