Financial Services

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Despite Efforts at Collaboration, U.K.-E.U. Regulatory Inconsistencies Have Begun to Crop Up for Banks

While some indications have emerged of the U.K. and E.U. collaborating closely on cross-border financial regulations, post-Brexit inconsistencies have already cropped up. Banks hoping to avoid regulatory mismatches will inevitably need to rethink their compliance strategy. At the beginning of 2021, the U.K. completed its journey out of the E.U. orbit after the transitionary period ended on 31 December 2020....

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Inefficiency Plagues AML Enforcement, But Banks Are Hardly the Sole Culprit

While they did identify examples of shocking activity, Buzzfeed's and ICIJ's FinCEN Files didn't necessarily expose widespread wrongdoing, as its authors claimed. Instead, the story revealed glaring inefficiencies in anti-money laundering efforts. In September 2020, BuzzFeed and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) published information on over 2,100 leaked documents from the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Known...

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Is Low Code Software Development Right for Financial Services?

Low code software development will hasten some builds but hamstring others. Before incorporating these tools into your go-to-market strategy, take an honest look at your team and its capabilities. The right team can use low code software development to involve a broader range of professionals in the design and build process. But for others, it creates logistical nightmares. So what...

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Machine Learning Governance in Financial Services: A New Perspective on Core Principles

Financial institutions can leverage machine learning to make an array of functions faster, more accurate and more efficient. But deployment is just the first step. In the end, machine learning governance makes or breaks the efficacy of any system. In today’s banking and financial services world, we are rebuilding many finance, risk, actuary, forecasting and macroeconomic models using Python, R...

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Financial Crime Compliance Costs Spiked 33% in 2020. Will They Correct in 2021?

Between COVID-19 disruptions, KYC challenges, paused account onboarding and altered due diligence practices, 2020 saw financial crime compliance costs increase by roughly one-third. It remains unclear to what extent those trends will continue this year. There’s no doubt 2020 has brought many unforeseen hurdles to financial institutions (FIs) like banks and investment, asset management and insurance firms. With those challenges...

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Investment Firms Struggle to Gather Timely Data – and Information Silos Are Growing

An overstressed data-gathering process can generate information silos, and the process of proving data-backed valuations can be laborious. Greater data transparency is needed to ultimately facilitate, rather than impede, compliance efforts. While investment firms seem to be doing well handling compliance during the pandemic, some wonder if strong financial markets are actually covering up shortfalls. According to a survey by...

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The Power of AI in Financial Services Compliance

As the pandemic starts to recede, compliance officers face a Channel Explosion: more data streams than ever before, which makes monitoring risk in a diverse IT environment harder than ever. And of course, this challenge comes amid an increasingly complex regulatory environment and at a time when we're all striving to leverage technology more cost effectively.

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