Tag: Quantexa
How to build a 360 hierarchy view of a complex client
Compliances teams are often faced with a challenge of how to get a 360-degree view of corporate clients, particularly when they are large multinationals with complex structures.
Is perpetual KYC set to replace traditional KYC?
In an increasingly digital and connected world, the need to stay alert to new challenges has never been clearer.
How firms can increase defences for customers against fraud
Combating fraud often feels like an unwinnable battle, but firms can do a lot more than they think to prevent scams.
Quantexa secures 144% net retention rate in stellar FY 2022 performance
Quantexa has secured a powerful full year fiscal 2022 performance and has emphasised its 144% net retention rate and 70% increase in committed ARR across the year.
Why a contextual KYC approach can improve customer onboarding
The KYC and refresh process in financial services can often be heavily burdensome, complex and costly for companies, with processes still lacking up-to-date technologies.
How to detect and prevent push payment fraud
Since the onset of Covid-19, financial crime and fraud has continued to rise in number and stature – which criminals riding the great wave of the mass migration online.
The benefits of a continuous KYC solution
Despite firms having robust and widespread risk management and compliance processes in place, there is still a strong threat from falling victim to fraud.
How networks are imperative to detecting lending fraud
The rise of fraud, specifically lending fraud, during the pandemic has been a hot topic for discussion. In a time where fraud is becoming more commonplace, how can industry fight back?
How advanced analytics can help monitor and manage ESG risks
The rise in importance of climate change on the business agenda has been impossible to miss. With this rise, the need for financial organisations to address ESG matters is reaching a boiling point.
How can insurers identify and prevent vehicle crime?
Car accidents and vehicle breakdowns are an unfortunate but mostly unavoidable part of life for the global population. However, victims in these cases can someone be easy targets for scam artists.