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How sanctions intelligence AI closes the compliance gap
Sanctions compliance has never been a single, unified discipline, yet much of the technology built to support it has treated it as if it...
RegTech vs in-house: why internal builds always lose
There is a familiar refrain that echoes through financial institutions when compliance teams request new tooling: "We can build this internally — it's just...
How end-to-end AML software is reshaping risk teams
Compliance officers have long operated in a world of too many systems and too little time. Transaction monitoring sits in one platform, KYC data...
Sumsub MCP launch automates AML configuration
Sumsub has become the first verification provider to give AI agents access to the full configuration and setup layer of a compliance platform, through...
Why multi-jurisdiction AML compliance is broken
Picture the scene: a financial institution is onboarding a new corporate client with operations spanning the UAE, the UK, and the EU. Before any...
Sumsub meets EU’s top digital identity standard
Sumsub, a global full-cycle verification platform, has reconfirmed its eIDAS 2.0 certification at the High Level of Confidence for identity and business verification, meeting...
Canada’s new financial crimes agency changes the game
Canada is overhauling the way it fights financial crime. For years, the country's enforcement framework has been spread thinly across federal agencies and provincial...
How TransferMate and Vivox AI are redefining AML compliance
Global payments firm TransferMate is working alongside AI compliance specialist Vivox AI to dramatically overhaul its AML and sanctions screening operations — slashing deep-dive...
The case for automated KYC in regulated financial services
Manual Know Your Customer (KYC) checks are quietly draining the resources of banks, FinTech platforms, and payment providers worldwide.
According to AiPrise, A 2025 study...
Why boards must own financial crime risk appetite
In every regulated organisation, the board of directors carries the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that the financial crime risk framework is robust, effective, and...









