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Napier AI hires Adam Flowers as new CRO
Napier AI, a London-based RegTech specialising in financial crime compliance, has appointed Adam Flowers as its new chief revenue officer (CRO) to spearhead the...
AI and automation redefine AML and fraud prevention
Many financial institutions across the US are rethinking how they tackle financial crime, driven by the rising cost of compliance, new regulatory demands, and...
AI security start-up Aurva raises $2.2m seed funding
Aurva, a start-up launched by former Meta engineers, has emerged from stealth with $2.2m in seed funding as it looks to strengthen real-time data...
How are financial institutions managing risk and regulation in the cloud...
As cloud adoption accelerates in the financial services sector, organisations in banking, asset management, and insurance are grappling with the delicate balance between innovation...
Top 10 AML challenges banks face in 2025
Hawk’s latest report with Celent has revealed the biggest pain points facing banks’ anti-money laundering (AML) compliance teams in 2025, highlighting growing staffing pressures,...
Breaking cultural barriers in financial crime collaboration
Intelligence sharing has long been recognised as one of the most effective ways for financial institutions to fight fraud and financial crime. By collaborating...
How AI is reshaping internal audits in banking
Faced with rising regulatory scrutiny and ever-growing workloads, internal audit teams within banking institutions are under immense pressure.
Swedbank appoints Martin Noréus as chief risk officer
Swedbank, a leading Nordic-Baltic banking group providing financial services to private and corporate customers, has announced the appointment of Martin Noréus as its new...
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...
EBA consults on CRR default rules review
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has opened a public consultation to gather views on its draft amended guidelines concerning the application of the definition of default under the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR).









