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Financial crime compliance – FCA consultation on changes to its Financial Crime Guide

The Payments Association

On 25 April 2024, the FCA proposed significant updates to its Financial Crime Guide, aiming to enhance clarity and compliance for financial and cryptoasset firms. Read more

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Build vs buy? Strategic decisions in financial crime management

The Payments Association

Whether financial institutions should build or buy financial crime management systems. The choice affects compliance, efficiency, and fraud prevention capabilities. Nasdaq’s 2024 Global Financial Crime Report highlights the urgency, estimating that $3.1 Why is it important? What’s next?

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Silent Eight to Power AIA’s Financial Crime Compliance

Fintech News

Pan-Asian life and health insurer AIA has partnered with regtech firm Silent Eight , which specialises in AI-driven compliance solutions. This collaboration will involve the deployment of Silent Eight’s AI platform, Iris , to enhance AIA’s financial crime compliance screening processes across multiple jurisdictions.

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Unveiling key challenges in financial crime compliance

The Payments Association

Richard Dunlop of fscom summarises the major points of the 2023 Financial Crime Compliance Report and highlights key issues in anti-money laundering strategies that have been identified. Read more

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FCA fines Metro Bank £16 million for financial crime failings

Neopay

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently levied a substantial £16,675,200 fine against Metro Bank PLC (Metro) for significant shortcomings in its financial crime prevention systems and controls. This ensures that appropriate systems and controls are in place to identify, prevent and manage financial crime risks.

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Lucinity and Knights Analytics Leverage AI to Enhance Financial Crime Compliance

Finovate

Financial crime compliance platform Lucinity announced a strategic partnership with AI data management company Knights Analytics. The partnership will bring advanced AI-powered data management capabilities to bear to fight financial crime. Lucinity made its Finovate debut at FinovateSpring 2023 in San Francisco.

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Oracle releases AI Investigation Hub for tracking financial crime

Finextra

Enabling banks to investigate and resolve financial crime cases faster, Oracle today introduced the Oracle Financial Services Crime and Compliance Management Investigation Hub Cloud Service.