Autonomy and Global Objectives turn spotlight on money launderers

Global Objectives, a provider of customer identification data services, has integrated technology from Autonomy into a new Web-based service, World-Check, to help banks reduce time and risk in background checks and client audits on new accounts.

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Autonomy and Global Objectives turn spotlight on money launderers

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The service is currently used by more than 40 institutions around the world and enables banks to bring together related information from hundreds of sources - including official government, intelligence and police sites, international research and academic groups and the international media - without time-consuming and costly manual editorial intervention.

The company has integrated Autonomy's software to automatically identify, review and hyperlink the back-end information used to build and maintain the World-Check site.

David Leppan, director, Global Objectives, comments: "The ability to automatically assemble and manage critical information relating to questionable and high-risk account holders is, now more than ever, a burning issue in the banking industry."

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