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Money mules create a real-time AML problem: Here’s how to address it

The Payments Association

Most money laundering typologies, such as transaction layering, rapid and high-frequency fund movements, and unusual counterparty relationships, require historical transaction data to identify suspicious patterns. It takes AML teams weeks (if not months) of diligent analysis to escalate these activities to law enforcement.

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Top 5 Fraud & Security Posts: AI Meets AML (and Hackers)

FICO

He noted three ways AI systems improve on traditional AML solutions: More effective than rules-based systems: “As regulations become ever more demanding, the rules-based systems grow more and more complex with hundreds of rules driving know your customer (KYC) activity and Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing.

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Stressed by Financial Crime? Here’s Some Advice

FICO

A new report from LexisNexis on Future Financial Crime Risks (September 2017) highlights the stress felt by UK banks around financial crime compliance. The uncertainty and anxiety resulting from the regulatory complexity often results in more stringent compliance checks, over-reporting and micro-management.

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Know Your Transaction: Why & How It Can Help You

Seon

KYT fights financial fraud by arming organizations with the data needed to determine how to fight fincrime and other suspicious activities, the signs of which often lurk in each business’s transactions. Why Is KYT Important? KYT helps organizations reduce their chances of being subjected to fines for failures in AML compliance.