Anti-money laundering (AML) research
7 research papers
Financial Crime Risk Management Systems: AML and Watchlist Monitoring 2019
This is Chartis’ first dedicated anti-money laundering (AML) report. It updates the key trends and dynamics in the market, and provides a snapshot of the vendor landscape.
Three essential steps to a better FIU
Financial Institutions (FIs) face an anxious and uncertain future, as they wait for criminals to strike and regulators to descend. Nor can they ignore digital developments, because their customers demand them and criminals exploit them. But tackling these problems requires huge amounts of data,…
RiskTech100® 2018
Welcome to RiskTech100® 2018, the flagship report of Chartis Research. Now in its twelfth year, RiskTech100® is globally acknowledged as the most comprehensive independent study of the world’s major players in risk and compliance technology. RiskTech is a fast-moving market, and 2017 has given us…
Financial Crime Risk Management Systems - Market Update 2017
Against a background of more financial crime and shifting regulatory pressures, two trends are increasingly shaping Financial Institutions’ (FIs’) Financial Crime Risk Management (FCRM) requirements: Greater volumes of regulatory reports, notably Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). More complex…
Global Risk IT Expenditure in Financial Services 2017
The risk technology landscape continues to evolve, shaped by forces at the macro and micro levels: regulatory pressure, the evolution of technology, macroeconomic and geographic factors and, at the organizational level, cultural, financial and structural changes. This report analyzes how and where…
The Evolution of Crime Analytics – Leading Practices from Wynyard
The accessibility and availability of electronic communications have greatly increased the potential for crime. Not only is technology more widely available to potential criminals, but also the potential scale of losses to companies has broadened. Crime analytics serves a two-fold purpose – to…
FircoSoft Vendor Highlights Report
In the past, many firms felt powerless to prevent financial crime and simply wrote it off as the cost of doing business. In the last two decades, however, the combination of greater regulatory pressure and the increased costs of financial crime to firms have led to financial crime management…