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UK's Financial Intelligence Unit publishes latest guide on SAR submissions

The Paypers

The UK’s Financial Intelligence Unit (UKFIU) has published its guide on how suspicious activity report (SAR) intelligence is being used by law enforcement, aiming to demonstrate SAR filing best practices.

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NICE Actimize Launches AI Tools for Streamlined Financial Crime Reporting

The Fintech Times

NICE Actimize introduces three advanced generative AI-based solutions aimed at combating financial crime and streamlining investigations and reporting processes. “Generative AI is a powerful tool in fighting financial crime,” said Craig Costigan , CEO, NICE Actimize.

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Cognitive Analytics for AML – Making SARs Count

FICO

Among the key provisions is addressing the increasing burden on financial institutions required to file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and the enormous amount of data flowing to Treasury’s Financial Crime Enforcement Network (FinCEN). In the U.S., A solution to this problem lies in the adoption of advanced analytics.

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FinCEN Issues Warning About COVID-19 Vaccine Scams, Cyberattacks

PYMNTS

FinCEN also emphasized the importance of Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) as being critical to identifying and stopping cybercrime in “conjunction with effective implementation of Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) compliance requirements.”. So far, two vaccinations have been approved by the U.S.

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FinCEN Hits Capital One For $390 Million; Says Bank Violated Bank Secrecy Act

PYMNTS

It also said the bank’s Check Cashing Group admitted that it failed to file thousands of suspicious activity reports (SARs) as well as thousands of Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs) from 2008 to 2014. financial system.”.

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Report: FinCEN Files Reveal Billions In Suspicious Money Flows

PYMNTS

FinCEN received more than 2 million SARs last year. Paul Pelletier, a former senior Justice Department lawyer, said there’s one way to stop the illegal activity. Since 2010, prosecution has been delayed by 18 banks for anti-money laundering, according to BuzzFeed. Of those, at least four went on to break the law again and get fined.

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Cracking the Code of White-Collar Crime with Sumsub

Fintech News

It covers a broad range of topics, each crucial for understanding and combating financial crimes effectively: – Transaction monitoring fundamentals – Deep dive into red flags, alerts, documentation, and risk calibration – Collaboration between financial institutions and regulators – How to apply correct Know Your Customer (KYC) (..)