Learn FinCEN and FINTRAC’s regulatory changes to AML compliance and oversight.
Actionable recommendations from Napier AI experts on reshaping compliance strategies.
Learn how local regulators are clamping down on requirements around the use of AI in financial services.
From the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) proposing ‘reasonably designed AML’ and publishing rules for registered investment advisers to Canada’s FINTRAC overseeing compliance in the property sector, regulators are strengthening requirements for robust financial crime compliance.
This eBook explores the key regulations you need to know about, simplified. Learn about what these regulatory updates mean for your financial institutions with detailed recommendations for next steps from Napier AI’s experts.
FINCEN'S PROPOSAL FOR 'REASONABLY DESIGNED AML’:
How can financial institutions comply with the risk-based mandate, now that ‘check-in-ithe-box' approaches are no longer sufficient?
The risks, benefits opportunities, and threats of using artificial intelligence – explained.
What can financial institutions do to prepare for upcoming regulatory changes, and improve for ones already in place?
Regulatory updates explained in detail, and recommendations next steps for financial institutions
Bookmark links to important regulatory updates and learn how financial crime compliance teams can reduce total cost of ownership by using artificial intelligence.