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Why AML failures cost more than just fines
A striking statistic sits at the heart of the UK's current compliance landscape: 87% of businesses say they would cut ties with a partner...
SymphonyAI helps payments giant slashes compliance
One of the world's largest payments processors has transformed its compliance operations after deploying SymphonyAI's cloud-first platform, slashing manual workloads by 90% and processing...
Agentic AI: The future of AML risk assessment
The risk-based approach (RBA) is a regulatory requirement in anti-money laundering (AML) compliance, but in practice, it is rarely as dynamic as it needs...
How FinCEN’s proposed rules are pushing AI in financial crime
The US Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on 7 April, aimed at fundamentally overhauling...
Experian launches AI fraud detection tool Transaction Forensics
Experian has gone live with Transaction Forensics, a new AI-powered solution developed with fraud prevention specialist Resistant AI, designed to help UK financial services...
Why real-time risk intelligence is replacing annual assessments
For decades, financial crime risk assessments have operated on a deceptively simple premise: capture organisational risk once a year, document it in a weighty...
AML and AI: building compliant systems that regulators trust
Napier AI has outlined how financial institutions can confidently adopt artificial intelligence in anti-money laundering (AML) operations whilst remaining compliant under Financial Conduct Authority...
FCA sharpens supervisory focus for buy-side firms
The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) Annual Work Programme for 2026/27 offers the most explicit statement yet of how the regulator plans to supervise firms...
AI for AML: Who’s ahead and who’s catching up?
Global financial crime compliance is evolving at pace, and according to Napier AI, some markets have moved well beyond the experimental phase, embedding artificial...
Why automated PEP screening is no longer optional
Politically exposed persons (PEPs) occupy a unique position within AML frameworks. Because they hold roles of public prominence — from members of parliament and...
