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State of Financial Crime 2023 Report

AML Compliance

IPT Africa’s compliance team can now make informed decisions about client risk, escalate potential high-risk cases, and take actions in real-time, which ultimately shortens the time it takes to onboard new customers.

woman with mask: aml vulnerabilities in banking

Challenger Banks: AML Vulnerabilities During the Covid-19 Pandemic Coronavirus lockdown restrictions have had a significant impact on the financial sector prompting changes in the habits of service providers and customers alike. One of the most prominent effects of lockdown is […]

Cyber crime money laundering

In a data-driven financial landscape, cyber crime has emerged as a significant concern for regulators and institutions alike, with criminals exploiting computer systems and online financial services to perpetrate money laundering, fraud and other crimes. In 2015, cyber crime cost […]

Looking ahead to the 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive Since 1991, the EU’s strategy for tackling money laundering has centered on the transposition of a succession of Anti-Money Laundering Directives into the national laws of the member states. 5AMLD extended existing AML […]

ComplyAdvantage’s advanced matching parameters have led to a noticeable decrease in UKDE’s false positives rate, allowing them to reduce the time spent manually remediating alerts. Their compliance team can now focus on the entities that pose a real risk to their business.

Join us as we talk to Samantha Sheen, Founder, Ex Ante Advisory and former AML Director, ACAMS Europe to discuss the critical importance of strong adverse media screening and monitoring and why keywords aren’t enough.