Can Regulators Keep Up With Innovation?
Disruptive technologies like AI, cryptocurrency, biometrics and blockchain have taken the world by storm, but fintech regulations have struggled to ...
Tag: Financial Crime
Q&A: For Effective Financial Crime Prevention, Build a Better Mix of Machines and Humans
To police financial crime, more businesses are incorporating artificial intelligence — machine learning, in particular — into monitoring, prevention and ...
When It Comes to Preventing Bribery, Leave Nothing to the Imagination
One person’s harmless inducement is another’s criminal bribe. With customs, mores and laws that vary by culture, what constitutes bribery ...
How Corporate Malfeasance Takes Root, According to Whistleblower and Embezzler Mark Whitacre
In 1992, Mark Whitacre, a divisional president at ADM, began to cooperate with the FBI in their investigation into alleged ...
Hogan Lovells FCA Guide: 2021 and the Road Ahead
While the transition to the Biden administration has ushered in many changes, including new policies and initiatives at the U.S. ...
Trends in White Collar Crime Enforcement: Looking Back on 2021 and Ahead to 2022
2022 will probably be a lot like 2021, only more so. With most key federal positions filled, the Biden Administration ...
In the Fight Against Fincrime, Update Your Platforms, Upgrade Your Processes and Don’t Forget to Upskill Your People
During the past two decades, we have witnessed how financial crime compliance (FCC) has evolved from a basic customer identification ...
When Accounting for the Cost of Fraud, Don’t Forget the Toll It Takes on Customer Experience
The experience of fraud can be so jarring that it frequently causes individuals and businesses to completely change their financial ...
TRACE: Trump Hotel – Baku
Alexandra Wrage interviews Adam Davidson, a staff writer for The New Yorker who recently wrote an article entitled "Donald Trump's ...
ICA Launches Specialist Certificate in Money-Laundering Risk in New Technology
This new qualification is the first of its kind to consolidate the opportunities and financial crime risks surrounding new and ...
Credit Suisse Ignored $250+ Million Shortfalls and Contracted with “The Master of Kickbacks” to Facilitate the Tuna Bonds Scheme
Credit Suisse agreed to pay $547 million to resolve a bribery and fraud scheme involving investments and financing arrangements for ...
The True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance
Explore industry-driven insights into the cost and operational impacts of today’s financial crime compliance climate, including: How compliance costs are ...
