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Why legacy AML systems are now a strategic liability
Financial institutions can no longer afford to debate whether to replace ageing financial crime compliance systems. According to a new buyer's guide from RegTech...
Santander compliance chief joins ThetaRay amid AML shift
ThetaRay has named Luis Pinedo as its chief strategic customers officer, a hire aimed at embedding tier-one banking expertise into its platform as regulators...
Agentic AI is reshaping financial crime compliance
Financial crime compliance has passed through three distinct eras. First came human-led investigation, then rules-based automation, and now a third wave is beginning to...
Why EU payments firms can’t afford a wait-and-see approach
European payments firms are confronting a rare convergence of regulatory pressures, and most compliance teams are being asked to absorb all three simultaneously. The...
AML and AI: why your data stack is the real risk
Financial crime compliance is under mounting pressure, and artificial intelligence is being touted as the answer. But according to Napier AI, the real obstacle...
FIs and vendors agree legacy systems are the issue but diverge...
Key views on barriers to third-party RegTech adoption across FIs:
The Global State of RegTech surveyed 300 FI decision-makers and 100 vendors on the...
Banks’ false positive trap is costing more than you think
Something quietly broken sits at the heart of financial crime compliance at most major banks: the screening systems are working perfectly, and that is...
KYC is broken. Here’s what’s replacing it
Traditional know-your-customer compliance is no longer struggling to keep pace. It is collapsing under the weight of its own limitations. Rising regulatory demands, increasingly...
Muinmos puts the law at the heart of client onboarding
Client onboarding has long been viewed as a regulatory necessity, but leading firms are increasingly treating it as a competitive advantage. By combining KYC,...
Why AI models are defeating identity verification systems
A 1993 New Yorker cartoon showed one dog telling another, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." The joke has held up rather...









