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Global AI regulation splits: what compliance teams face
Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than the frameworks built to control it, and a new whitepaper from LexisNexis Regulatory Compliance, titled 'Navigating the challenges...
Castellum.AI embeds AI alert resolution into Bridger Insight
Castellum.AI, an AI compliance technology provider, has integrated its Arbiter AI agent platform into LexisNexis Bridger Insight XG, enabling compliance teams to automate the...
Why AML compliance still needs a human in the loop
Artificial intelligence is transforming anti-money laundering compliance, cutting through transaction volumes and surfacing patterns no human team could catch manually.
But according to Leo RegTech,...
Why better data matters for financial crime compliance
Risk screening solutions from providers such as LexisNexis, Thomson Reuters and LSEG play a central role in helping bank compliance teams verify customer identities...
New energy sanctions heighten compliance pressure
Western governments have strengthened the financial pressure on Russia with a fresh wave of sanctions aimed squarely at the country’s oil revenues—still the backbone...
Why AI Agent Evan is transforming AML compliance
In the fight against financial crime, adverse media screening plays a crucial role in identifying risks associated with individuals and entities. However, traditional methods...
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...
Why banks are betting big on AI Agents for FinCrime
AI Agents are reshaping financial crime compliance, acting as tireless, digital members of compliance teams that enhance efficiency and accuracy. WorkFusion’s AI Agents are...
UK firms spending £22k each hour on fighting fraud
UK financial services organisations are collectively spending £32.4bn each year on financial crime compliance (FCC), according to a report from LexisNexis Risk Solutions.
Financial services fear fraud rise with cost-of-living crisis
Nearly half (43%) of financial services expect the cost-of-living crisis to increase the risk of financial crime and fraud over the next 12 months.









