How is AI transforming financial institutions?
Artificial intelligence is set to become central to the fabric of institutions.
Artificial intelligence is set to become central to the fabric of institutions.
Consultancy firm now owns KYC-Pro.
Live chat offers a flexible, transparent and secure tool for recording customer conversations.
They want access to the biometric database to verify customers.
One identity in all online sites.
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Will use Onfido’s machine learning-based tech for its multi-currency prepaid card business.
US Justice Department checking out bank employees and management pressure.
Will let companies integrate compliance and regulatory technologies into their solutions.
Since the integration of P2P lending, EasyMoney needs to up its KYC and AML game.
Payments platform will deploy newly-released version 2.0.
Duo unveils services hosted on DLT platform LedgerConnect.
Company also provides AML and fraud prevention solutions.
Named after the world’s first computer scientist, Ada Lovelace.
Canadian start-ups team up for account and lending origination.
With SBS it gets KYC and AML solutions.
Sally Poblete, CEO of Wellthie, explores three key strategies.
Moving money with international money transfer platform PaySend just got a lot more secure.
Robotic process automation and artificial intelligence are transforming the regulatory compliance landscape in banks.
The stakes could not be higher.
The appeal of gold as an investment remains strong.
Sri Lankan bank has signed for Clari5 real-time AML solution.
NICE Actimize has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) enabled investigation management system.
Working together with Belfius, BNP Paribas Fortis, ING and KBC.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is on the UK soil putting the country through its paces.
A fintech pilot using blockchain tech to be carried out in the ECCB eight member countries.
Decision follows a period of growth for Lemon Way.
Onfido has been selected by Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp to provide its ID verification during onboarding.
Client lifecycle management tech specialist Fenergo has formed a strategic partnership with regtech provider Arachnys.
Understand how to build an optimized online business customer onboarding experience and get it to market fast.
Identity verification tech provider Jumio has teamed up with California-based fintech Meed.
Recent hacks and data breaches have shown that cybercriminals are tenacious, smart and well resourced.
Al Salam Bank Seychelles (ASBS) has chosen International Financial Systems’ (iFinancial) anti-money laundering (AML) solution, AMLtrac, as it plans to introduce domestic banking services for local and regional SMEs and corporates. As part of that planned expansion, ASBS, an offshore financial institution, has selected the know your customer (KYC) and document management, account monitoring, transaction […]
From major crimes to KYC times. Our latest blockchain and Bitcoin round-up features Tether, Metal, Deutsche Bank and IBM. Digital currency firm Tether is feeling under the weather as it has reported that “funds were improperly removed from the Tether treasury wallet through malicious action by an external attacker”. The amount is a rather large […]
Gibraltar Savings Bank has gone live on International Financial Systems’ (iFinancial) Bankware core system – the first phase of a three-phase implementation plan to replace its in-house legacy system.
Paul Taylor of Swift’s Financial Crime Compliance Services Division discusses the evolving compliance landscape and the critical role of technology in helping the industry come together as a whole to combat financial crime.
The global correspondent banking network is under pressure in several countries as some financial institutions close relationships. While financial inclusion continues to climb the agenda of regulatory authorities and financial institutions pledge their support, the de-risking taking place in correspondent banking threatens to scupper inclusion.
Untangling the “knots” at global treasuries, especially with regard to bank maintenance issues around know your customer (KYC) and other compliance activities, was the theme of a corporate treasury session yesterday (18 October) at Sibos.
As financial authorities express concern about de-risking in correspondent banking, a similar phenomenon is emerging in trade finance, driven by the high costs of KYC compliance.
Swift is aligning its KYC Registry with the new Wolfsberg Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ) for correspondent banks. First issued in 2004, the DDQ was updated in response to regulatory pressure.