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Banks measure AI adoption but struggle to prove its value
Banks have rushed to deploy AI across their operations, but a persistent data governance problem is making it difficult for institutions to prove what...
FATCA and CRS filing is done. The real risk starts now
For many firms, FATCA and CRS reporting season ends the moment a file is filed. The pressure lifts, the team moves on, and the...
Why DIY financial crime risk tools cost more than they save
The pitch always sounds reasonable. Someone in IT suggests the business can build its own financial crime risk assessment tool rather than buy one,...
Mitek unifies revenue leadership amid fraud fight
Mitek Systems has appointed Aaron Seyler as its new chief revenue officer, putting him in charge of the company's go-to-market organisation.
The move brings Mitek's...
Japan eyes blockchain to fix slow bond settlement
Japan's Financial Services Agency, the country's markets regulator working alongside other major public bodies, is laying the groundwork for a blockchain-powered settlement system designed...
Why AML’s AI future hinges on transparency
Artificial intelligence has sharpened financial crime detection, cut false positives and surfaced patterns invisible to traditional rules-based systems.
Yet according to new analysis from Napier...
Inside the architecture of automated decisioning
Automated decisioning is the use of predefined rules, data integrations and scoring models to evaluate an application, transaction or identity check, returning an approve,...
Why general-purpose AI fails the compliance test
Consumer banks such as Revolut and Trade Republic have reset expectations across financial services, making banking so seamless that traditional institutions have struggled to...
FinTech firms face a reckoning over fragmented risk scoring
Banks have long treated fraud and money laundering as separate disciplines, even though the same customer, account or transaction can carry signals relevant to...
AI shifts compliance from checkbox work to judgment calls
Compliance analysts are meant to be investigating risk and stopping fraud, yet much of their day is consumed by chasing documents and verifying paperwork....









