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Neo Advisory and Arctic Intelligence to help digital currency and crypto asset service providers navigate AML/CTF
Neo Advisory links up with Arctic Intelligence to help Digital Currency Exchange Providers and Crypto Asset Secondary Service Providers navigate AML/CTF risk assessments As crypto assets continue to intrigue and make waves across the globe, organisations like Neo Advisory exist to help these businesses navigate the accounting, administrative and business requirements within related jurisdictions. They…
Read MoreACAMS Australasia 2022 recap
OPINION: The Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS) held its 2nd annual AML & Anti-Financial Crime Conference for Australasia in Sydney 21st and 22nd June 2022. Anthony Quinn, Founder of Arctic Intelligence attended the event and connected with many peers, regulators, industry leaders and risk and compliance professionals for the first time since the pandemic.…
Read MoreEast African risk consultancy Hazton assigns award-wining Arctic Intelligence as their RegTech partner of choice
Hazton Risk Consultancy is a financial crime consultancy firm based in Uganda. Their services span across policy and risk framework reviews, evaluating lines of defence, conducting risk assessments, and board/exec management governance assessment and training. Hazton wanted to improve their offering to customers by digitising critical aspects of the risk management process. The arduous risk…
Read MoreRisk assessment platform (RAP) enhancement
Arctic Intelligence’s Risk Assessment Platform is a proprietary solution designed to be customisable and configurable. The enterprise-wide risk assessment solution enables businesses to identify risks and demonstrate compliance more efficiently and effectively. It hosts financial crime IP across 8 different risk domains (AML, Bribery & Corruption, Fraud, Sanctions, Correspondent Banking, Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking &…
Read MoreLegal briefings: scope of Australia’s AML/CTF regime to be widened
BACKGROUND The terms of reference for the Inquiry, which took place on 9 and 10 November 2021, included, among other things: Senators Kim Carr (Labor), Raff Ciccone (Labor), Karen Grogan (Labor), Nick McKim (Greens), Deborah O’Neill (Labor) and Paul Scarr (Liberal) presided over the Inquiry. Since as early as May 1991, the Financial Action Task…
Read MoreThe Market Herald – Financial crime reporting is about to take a quantum leap
Anthony Quinn is interviewed by Nick Bruechle about the major changes on the horizon in the financial crime industry. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for a daily dose of financial crime news across the globe.
Read MoreTransforming risk assessment techniques
Historically risk assessments have been subjective, inefficient, slow, and infrequent. Moreover, they are the cornerstone to any robust risk and compliance framework. Most GRC platforms do not provide the “know-how” or the content or the data-driven approach, resulting in organizations defaulting back to spreadsheets – until now. Bridging this gap is Arctic Intelligence, a company…
Read MoreAML/CTF regulation for lawyers back on the table
Amidst the hurly-burly of pre-federal election chicanery and Budget 2022 hysteria, it would have been easy to blink and miss one of the more important Senate committee reports for lawyers in the last few years. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for a daily dose of financial crime news across the globe.
Read MoreSenate legal and constitutional affairs references committee – the adequacy and efficacy of Australia’s AML and CTF regimes
Arctic Intelligence contributed to the report prepared by the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee on the adequacy and efficacy of Australia’s AML and CTF regimes. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for a daily dose of financial crime news across the globe.
Read MoreThe gathering storm – AML/CTF regulation for lawyers back on the table
OPINION PIECE: Amidst the hurly-burly of pre-federal election chicanery and Budget 2022 hysteria, it would have been easy to blink and miss one of the more important Senate committee reports for lawyers in the last few years. Federal Parliament’s final sitting week in March 2022 produced many shocks and revelations, but the Senate Legal and…
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