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Simon Luke

Simon Luke UK Country Manager at First AML

What does the EU UBO register access removal mean for compliance?

The EU UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) register is a central database that contains information about the beneficial owners of companies and other legal entities within the European Union. It is designed to increase transparency and combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Recently, there have been some changes to...

/regulation /crime

Karin Schreiber

Karin Schreiber Chief Commercial Officer at Sygno

Securing weak spots in AML: Optimizing Model Evaluation with Automated Machine Learning

Manually evaluating transaction monitoring models is slow and error-prone, with mistakes resulting in potentially large fines. To avoid this, banks are increasingly turning to automated machine learning. Regulators increasingly expect banks and financial institutions to be able to demonstrate the effectiveness of their transaction monitoring system...

/regulation /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Ivan Heard

Ivan Heard Global Head of Fraud Solutions at Quantexa

Why financial institutions should welcome Companies House reform

For decades, Companies House has provided frictionless company formation to support the British economy. A job it’s done admirably well; in 2021 the agency saw the highest number of incorporations on record. However, the register has also suffered from data-quality issues and companies being set up to front fraudulent or illicit activities. Recent...

/regulation /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

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15 years since Madoff and our obsession with financial crime continues

Can you believe it’s been 15 years since the Madoff scandal was uncovered? 15 years since the global financial crash. In fact, it was that incident that signalled the end for Bernie Madoff, the financial sociopath, who – under the guise of being a successful co-founder of the NASDAQ and one of the most successful stockbrokers on Wall Street – cunn...

/regulation /crime Exposing Financial Crime

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Generative AI: The Missing Piece in Financial Services Industry?

Just blink…out with the old ( ChatGPT …yup, almost already) and in with the (not so) new - Generative AI. So what is this Generative AI, really? First, think of it as a combination of Angel and devil's advocate, who is a positive scrutinizer for good reasons. Did you get the picture of having them on each shoulder to steer you in the right directio...

/crime /predictions Digital Bank Transformation

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Exploring the Benefits of Blockchain Technology in Fraud Detection and Prevention

In today’s digital landscape, there is a significant risk of data breaches, cyber thefts, and other such frauds. Digital transformation has enabled fraudsters to find new lines of attack and exploit vulnerabilities. Fraud has always been a detrimental factor in the business world, particularly in the financial industry, causing fear in users when ...

/security /crime Blockchain in Banking and Financial Services

Robert Houghton

Robert Houghton Founder at Insightful Technology

Everyone’s unfairly guilty, until proven innocent in the eyes of financial regulators

The recent raids by French prosecutors that targeted the Paris offices of five major banks including HSBC and BNP Paribas on suspicion of fiscal fraud is a serious matter, and it’s one that should not be taken lightly. If the authorities have evidence that a bank or its employees have committed a crime, then they should absolutely investigate and h...

/regulation /crime Banking Regulations

Iain Swaine

Iain Swaine Director EMEA, Global Advisory at BioCatch

No Caller ID: Stopping the onslaught of fraud text messages and phone calls

Financial institutions everywhere are still wrangling with the issues of vishing and smishing, the identifiable code words for scam phone calls and text messages. According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW), there were an estimated 4.5 million fraud offences in the Telephone-operated Crime Survey year ending March 2022, a 25% increa...

/identity /crime Financial Services Regulation

Nick Smart

Nick Smart Blockchain Intelligence Associate Director at Crystal Blockchain

Dark Web Markets: What's Next for Crypto Crime in 2023?

Though the general principles of financial crime remain largely the same, criminals and other bad actors continue to seek new ways raise, store, move, and spend digital assets. Having an idea of what may come next in the crypto industry is something of a holy grail – yet one that never fails to stop participants from making predictions about what ...

/identity /crime Blockchain in Banking and Financial Services

Ian Henderson

Ian Henderson CEO at Kyckr

Anti-Money Laundering: The Importance of Collaboration

At the end of 2022, I hosted a podcast alongside Nelson Yiannakou of Revolut about how we as an industry can improve our anti-money laundering processes and better tackle financial crime. Following on from our illuminating discussion, I wanted to share some of my thoughts on the importance of collaboration within the financial sector. The United ...

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