Tag: RegTech

AI has long been touted as the future for many industries, and the explosion of ChatGPT may have revealed that that future is now here.

Encompass Corporation, recognised as the leading provider of dynamic Know Your Customer (KYC) process automation, recently named Cheri Burns as PR & Corporate Communications Director. Her new role will be central to steering media relations for the firm.

Ziina, under the strategic leadership of their Head of Compliance and AML, Leonardo Correa, has adopted the groundbreaking platform of Flagright to revolutionise their AML compliance strategies and fraud prevention procedures.

The constant evolution of the financial landscape has placed anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-financing of terrorism (CFT) measures at the forefront of combating financial...

Position Green's Managing Director in the USA, Jason Stanley, has shed light on the intricate details of the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) newly proposed climate disclosure rule, explaining its far-reaching implications on US and foreign private issuers.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently demonstrated their commitment to holding reluctant firms accountable in a speech titled 'Doing the right thing'.

Allison Lagosh, Compliance Advisor and Director for Saifr®, recently shared her experience and observations from the FINRA Annual Conference. The annual conference serves as an insightful platform to discuss future-focused themes in the FinTech industry, offering an opportunity to leave behind the daily grind and delve into the industry's key issues.

Organisations worldwide are increasingly seeking ways to optimise their customer risk assessment (CRA) and anti-money laundering (AML) risk management strategies. Implementing effective CRA and AML procedures plays a crucial role in providing an accurate analysis of the potential risks that new clients might pose.

In a recent post by Saifr, the company outlines four of the key capabilities involved in today’s world of AI.

The Attorney General’s Department (AGD) in Australia initiated a public consultation on 20 April 2023 to discuss proposed reforms to the country’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) regime. These potential changes aim to broaden the current AML/CTF legislation to cover 'tranche-two' high-risk sectors including lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, company service providers, and dealers in precious metals and stones.