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Using AI to Streamline Compliance Processes: The Future or Could Too Much go Wrong?

The Fintech Times

She explains while AI can streamline compliance processes and save compliance teams time to spend elsewhere, firms need to be careful about how they implement it. However, well-implemented models can have a significant difference in compliance activities, particularly when dealing with complex matching challenges.

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What’s happening with the FCA and AML?

Neopay

Nigel Reed, COO of Neopay Ltd, has personally supported over 100 firms in gaining authorisation from the FCA and continues to provide support to them after authorisation to help them with their AML and regulatory compliance. The post What’s happening with the FCA and AML? Thanks for taking time out to talk to us.

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RPA for AML and KYC – Automate Financial Crime Investigations

FICO

In my Financial Crimes Predictions 2021: More AI & Ransomware post , I talked about how banks will move to operationalize their Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance programs to achieve greater efficiencies and how robotic process automation (RPA) adoption will drive the paradigm shift. Collect data from internal and external sources.

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How AML Case Management Drives Efficiency in Financial Investigations

Seon

Suppose a transaction is identified as suspicious without a clear lawful purpose. In that case, organizations are mandated to file a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) with relevant authorities – FinCEN in the US, Fintrac in Canada, goAML in the EU and the National Crime Agency in the UK.

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AML in the Pandemic: Three Success Stories

FICO

In this post I’ll share highlights from each story and links to the full versions. This model helped these banks achieve greater efficiency when detecting alerts worthy of inclusion in Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). . The Pandemic Creates Criminal Opportunities.

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Know Your Transaction: Why & How It Can Help You

Seon

KYT is a regulatory compliance requirement. Reject any flagged transactions that continue to appear illegitimate at this point and file them in a suspicious activity report (SAR) for the attention of the organization’s given financial authority. As such, it is part of an organization’s due diligence.

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Payment Screening: What Is It, How It Works and Its Importance

Seon

If a customer sending or receiving a payment does hit a sanctions list, regulated entities are required to file a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) with the relevant authorities. Your Partner in Payment Screening Protect your business and support your compliance efforts.