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Looking Towards 2024: Global Trends in AML and Financial Crimes Compliance

SAS Institute • September 12, 2023  
Looking Towards 2024: Global Trends in AML and Financial Crimes Compliance

Financial institutions globally have invested heavily in anti-financial crimes strategies and the tools used to report potential risk to regulatory authorities. But so have their adversaries. How are institutions employing emerging tech such as AI/ML to create more effective fraud defences?

David Stewart, Global Director, Banking Fraud & Security Intelligence and Keith Swanson, Director of Fraud, Financial Crimes and Security Intelligence, Asia-Pacific & Japan spoke to Information Security Media Group to discuss:

  • Global trends in AML and financial crimes compliance
  • AI and other emerging technologies now driving AML and anti-fraud defences
  • How financial institutions should be preparing for the future of financial crimes and compliance
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