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How AI agents transform financial crime detection
Anti-money laundering (AML) analysts often join the profession driven by a mission to combat financial crime. Yet many leave disillusioned within a year, worn...
Why UAT is critical in AI-driven AML programmes
Imagine a financial institution preparing to deploy a new AI tool designed to streamline anti-money laundering (AML) alerts. The promises are compelling: faster triage,...
Building trust in AML AI with transparency and testing
AI is transforming AML, but one critical challenge persists: transparency. In regulated industries, credibility rests on explainability. If executives can’t understand a model, they...
How federated learning can disrupt fentanyl laundering
Fentanyl has become one of the deadliest threats in the global drug trade, killing thousands each year. The flow of money that supports it...
Preventing organised crime in the TCSP sector
Organised crime groups have long seen trust and company service providers (TCSPs) as a convenient route to launder money and disguise illicit activity.
While...
Boost AML effectiveness in asset management
For years, transaction monitoring (TM) in wealth and asset management has lagged behind the standards set in retail banking. Yet, given the complexity of...
Smarter AML triage with federated risk scoring
As financial crime grows more complex and voluminous, traditional AML systems are struggling to keep up. In 2023 alone, financial institutions in the US...
AML within wealth and asset management – major questions resolved
Anti-money laundering (AML) strategies in the wealth and asset management (WAM) sector are undergoing significant transformations to combat financial crimes more effectively.
Navigating the labyrinth of economic crime with a unified threat matrix
When it comes to navigating the challenges of economic crime, establishing a threat matrix can be a key way to steady the ship.
This point...
Law Commission calls for AML laws to be streamlined
The UK is failing to get to grips with anti-money laundering efforts due to the ‘onerous compliance burden’ according to the UK Law Commission.









