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Canada launches new Financial Crimes Agency
Canada’s federal government has announced a sweeping set of reforms to combat the growing threat of financial scams, fraud, and abuse, including the launch...
RelyComply brings AI-powered AML tools to the UK
RelyComply has announced its official launch in the UK, marking a major step in its mission to modernise anti-financial crime compliance across global markets....
HKMA consults lenders as scam cases surge in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s banking regulator has launched a consultation with lenders to establish a framework that sets out who should bear the cost when customers...
Singapore unveils strict curbs on repeat scam offenders
Singapore is stepping up efforts to disrupt scam syndicates by restricting access to essential financial and communication services for so-called “scam mules”.
The move...
Global regulatory fines soar 417% in H1 2025
The value of regulatory penalties imposed on financial institutions worldwide in the first half of 2025 has more than quadrupled compared to the same...
FATF urges risk-based AML to boost financial inclusion
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has released new guidance aimed at helping countries and financial institutions strike a better balance between combating financial...
Sumsub launches AI tool to fight rising financial crime
Sumsub, a global leader in verification and anti-fraud solutions, has launched a major upgrade to its Case Management system, introducing a powerful AI assistant...
BoE tests AI to detect novel fraud in real time
The Bank of England (BoE), in collaboration with the BIS Innovation Hub in London, has conducted a pioneering experiment using AI to detect fraud in retail payment systems.
Singapore weighs caning for scammers as financial losses surge
Singapore is considering introducing caning as a punishment for scammers, following a surge in fraud-related financial losses that placed the country at the top...








