In April, industry professionals from around the globe converged at the ACAMS conference in Hollywood, a gathering known for setting the agenda in the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) realm. This year’s event was no different, shedding light on the evolving challenges and...
AI & ML Integration in the Anti-Financial Crimes Ecosystem Firstly – there’s a growing emphasis on the application of AI and ML within the anti-financial crime ecosystem, aligning closely with data governance. While organizations recognize the benefits that AI...
The past It has long been the case that Fraud Prevention, Anti Money Laundering and Cybersecurity are separate solutions with their own specific use cases that they address. Fraud Prevention has somewhat sat between the two trying to take the best from both sides, but...
Current state of play We’re in a transition period where society is almost expecting Artificial Intelligence services as part of their daily lives. There is great value shown in uses such as the large language models of ChatGPT4.0. However in Fraud Prevention...
Fraud Prevention the Pep Guardiola effect There are parallels between the evolution of football and financial cybercrime prevention (AML and Fraud), we will look to lay out the similarities in the article. Pep Guardiola is famous for inventing Tici-Taka football. A...
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