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Due to technology, moneylaundering is becoming more diverse and difficult to trace, forcing anti-moneylaundering systems to upgrade as well. Timothy Choon explains in his blog that, “while the nature of compliance and its raison d'être has not changed, its priority and position within an organization has changed.”
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This patented technology can provide insight in investigating payment card fraud, detecting cyber security threats, creditrisk, and identifying moneylaundering activities. . This technology is used extensively in the FICO® Falcon® Platform for moneylaundering detection.
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