Posted by Brian Kindle -
Why detect and prevent financial crime? It may seem like a self-evident question, but it’s one with many possible answers. There’s an obvious response – because the law requires it – but there are other compelling answers too. One is simply the moral imperative behind the work of fincrime professionals – cutting off the finances of illicit activity and identifying transactions tied to victims is simply the right thing to do.
It’s this same moral imperative that drives fincrime professionals to seek continuous improvement in investigations and compliance programs. Encouragingly, a range of emerging technologies are helping answer the call to better detection and prevention in AML and fraud programs.
In this episode of the Financial CrimeCast, we speak with experts Andrew Davies and Pierre Isensee with Fiserv. From their vantage point working with clients all around the world, they share perspectives on what technology and capabilities can help you become more effective in detecting and managing fincrime risk. Tune in to hear guidance on:
- How and where to apply advanced analytics in fincrime compliance
- Opportunities to use robotic process automation or “virtual workers” to streamline AML processes and investigations
- How natural language generation can support the creation of narratives in SAR/STR reporting
- What data is available to support fincrime risk management and power these tools
- And more