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Compliance-first AI: the future of AML
Financial institutions are increasingly aware that artificial intelligence (AI) could transform anti-money laundering (AML) operations. Yet adoption remains cautious.
This hesitancy stands in sharp contrast...
MindForge expands to agentic AI for financial crime teams
Singapore’s Project MindForge is entering a more mature phase, as the city-state shifts from isolated AI pilots to the harder work of enterprise-wide governance...
Agentic AI regulation in APAC: what banks must do
Agentic AI has quickly become the new headline topic in financial services, following last year’s surge of interest in generative AI and predictive models.
The...
Zeidler adds ASAS ad checks to Singapore MMR-Tool
Zeidler Group has expanded the Singapore coverage in its Marketing Material Review Tool (MMR-Tool), adding further marketing and advertising compliance checks to support firms...
AML enforcement shifts as Singapore fines jump 579%
Singapore recorded a 579% increase in fines for breaches of AML and CFT rules last year, underscoring a marked shift in regulatory scrutiny following...
Singapore and China expand RMB and capital market ties
Singapore and China have announced a new set of financial and capital markets initiatives aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation, as the two countries look...
Why Singapore payment firms need real-time AML
Singapore’s position as a major financial hub places significant responsibility on its payments sector to prevent illicit finance from flowing through the system.
Anti-money laundering...
MAS unveils new AI risk management guidelines
The MAS has published a consultation paper proposing comprehensive new Guidelines on AI Risk Management, aimed at ensuring the responsible and secure use of...
Singapore strengthens AML laws with 2024 Act
In August 2024, Singapore’s Parliament enacted the Anti-Money Laundering and Other Matters Act 2024, a major development that reinforces the city-state’s global reputation as...
Closing the fiat blind spot in stablecoin AML
As regulators tighten anti-money laundering (AML) expectations worldwide, stablecoin firms are under increasing pressure to apply “bank-level” compliance controls.
Authorities from Singapore’s Monetary Authority...









