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We teamed up with Fintrail for a choose-your-own-adventure session for compliance professionals to discover the steps and pitfalls in AI implementation for AML.
We’ve gathered financial crime book recommendations and must-reads from our colleagues at Napier and our friends across the industry.
We hosted an event with the Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers, here’s what the panel shared on how AI can detect the flow of dirty money.
Millions stolen from Kenya by a Jersey company to be returned; a US man is convicted of COVID-19 relief fraud; and Lebanon's central bank chief’s assets were frozen.
An expert panel explored the need for collaboration and sharing of financial crime typologies, and how AI can help to support this type of collaboration.
Refinitiv’s Emma Miller explains why data is the critical ingredient and the three key considerations for FIs looking to implement AI for AML.
Global collaboration aims to stop Russians skirting sanctions; South Korean crypto exchanges anticipate FATF’s travel rule; and Thailand bans crypto payments.
We examine the rising risk factors faced by payment services providers and why those risks are on the rise.
We summarised the key findings of a study on money laundering and terrorist financing by the US Department of the Treasury, which was mandated by Congress.
UK auction houses halt sales of Russian art; the UK Government backtracks on sanctions to allow the sale of Chelsea FC; and Australia is courting FATF’s grey list.
We explain what the UK’s Economic Crime Bill means for sanctions compliance and financial crime in the UK.
We are excited to announce several key hires to the Napier team in Europe as part of our global growth plans and commitment to invest further in our EMEA operations.
We spoke to Marc Fungard from K2 Integrity to discover if the convergence of intelligence, tech and data could be the answer to combatting financial crime.
The 2021-22 Economic Crime report delivered a sobering reality with a lot for the anti-money laundering (AML) industry to improve upon.
US-based credit card firms block Russian businesses; a UK woman was arrested in Spain on 9-year-old VAT fraud charges; and a New Zealand money mule pleaded guilty.
We gathered an expert panel from across the financial sector, the AML sector, and law enforcement to discuss financial crime in the metaverse.
We’re excited to announce our new Chief Product Officer, William Monk, and the moving of current CPO, Nick Portalski, to the role of Chief Solutions Officer.
The invasion of Ukraine put pressure on the UK Government over an economic crime bill; Scotland rebooted its organised crime strategy; and the EU’s planned watchdog will tackle crypto crime.
We explore why STR numbers are rising every year, what that means for financial institutions and FIUs charged with processing these vital documents.
An ex-MP claims he was forced to drop AML measures; Spanish police hit a crypto laundering gang; and Canada took aim at the 'freedom convoy' funding streams.
11 eyebrow-raising facts about FinCrime and money laundering that highlight the most prevalent issues the AML industry is up against.
Oliver Bullough’s book darkly details the fictional country of ‘Moneyland’ and the very real prevalence of it as a system of corruption and dirty money in our world.
A New York couple faced charges for record-breaking crypto theft; an Australian duo are in prison; and an 80-year-old retired nun in LA will serve time.
Napier is proud to announce that LGIAsuper, a Queensland-based superannuation fund, has adopted its Transaction Monitoring and Client Screening tools.
This week a crypto hack concerned investors, Interpol shut down illegal wildlife trafficking routes and the NCA seizes £5.6m linked to an Azerbaijani politician.
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