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Unveiling the power of risk-based transaction monitoring in modern compliance
In today’s intricately woven financial landscape, the paramount objective is to ensure compliance with regulations while proactively identifying and thwarting illicit activities such as money laundering, fraud and terrorist financing. Organisations worldwide have elevated this mission to the top of their priority lists. In response, a risk-based approach to transaction monitoring has emerged as a […]
Navigating the EU AI Act: A Proactive Approach to Compliance
As the EU’s AI Act ushers in a new era of AI regulation, businesses are looking to ensure the solutions which they have invested in and planning to invest in align seamlessly with the Act’s core principles. Here’s how the landscape of AI compliance unfolds: 1. Risk Classification and Regulation The Act emphasises categorising AI […]
Maximising Financial Crime Prevention: The Power of Coordinated Controls
In present day, the threat of cybercrime looms large, and organisations are rightfully concerned. However, addressing these concerns and effectively preventing financial crimes requires a comprehensive and sophisticated approach that goes beyond isolated efforts. At ComplyRadar, we firmly believe that the key to success lies in better coordination between anti-fraud and anti-money laundering (AML) controls, […]
Sweden proposes comprehensive ban on gambling with credit
The Swedish Ministry of Finance has proposed an enhanced ban on the use of credit for gambling, which aims to curb gambling-related harm or irresponsible gambling. Existing regulations already prohibit licensed operators from offering credit under the Gambling Act, but the new proposed measures enforce a more robust approach. The Ministry has highlighted the link […]
ComplyRadar: Empowering Fintechs Against Money Laundering Challenges
In the dynamic landscape of financial technology (fintech), and the evolution of digital transactions and global financial services businesses face numerous challenges in preventing of money laundering (ML). This is threatens the integrity of the fintech sector, therefore demanding businesses to invest and implement proactive, efficient measures to counteract effects of ML. This is where […]
Frankfurt to Host EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA)
Exciting developments in the fight against financial crime as Frankfurt emerges as the chosen host for the European anti-money laundering authority, AMLA. Last week, the Council and European Parliament sealed the deal on the authority’s seat, marking a milestone in the EU’s efforts to strengthen its anti-money laundering framework. Set to kick off operations in […]
How Financial Institutions can harness AI and Machine Learning with ComplyRadar
In the fast paced world of financial services, payment institutions are navigating through and exposed to stringent regulatory scrutiny along with evolving fraud tactics. Addressing these challenges effectively is not simple, businesses require proactive and intelligent solutions to remain ahead of the curve. Enter ComplyRadar, a cutting-edge transaction monitoring solution which harnesses the power of […]
Balkan Entertainment and Gaming Expo
ComplyRadar is currently taking part in the annual Balkan Entertainment and Gaming Expo (BEGE), a conference in the gaming and entertainment industry that serves as a prominent platform to stay informed about regulatory and technological advancements in the Eastern European region. This event, which gathers more than 250 industry representatives from 22 countries, provides an […]
Recap of a successful Gaming Compliance Forum by ARQ Group
Our team managed to establish valuable connections and had engaging discussions with industry leaders, sharing insights on how our solution enhances operational efficiency by leveraging advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and real-time transaction monitoring. ComplyRadar enables iGaming companies to stay ahead of the game when it comes to compliance while avoiding reputational risk […]
What mechanisms and checks Are typically done for Transaction Monitoring?
Transaction monitoring typically involves a combination of different mechanisms and checks to detect suspicious activity. Some of the most common mechanisms and checks include: These mechanisms and checks are typically used in combination to provide a comprehensive approach to transaction monitoring and help detect suspicious activity as early as possible.
