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Arctic Intelligence is rapidly scaling, market leading Audit Risk Compliance platforms
Vedant Sangit, Co-Founder of Regtechtimes discussed the role of Regtech in AML space in Australia with Anthony Quinn, Co-founder of the Regtech leader Arctic Intelligence. What exactly Regtech means to...
Arctic Intelligence partners with Deloitte to adopt a smarter approach to financial crime compliance
Arctic Intelligence, a regtech leader in regulatory compliance and risk management has signed a three year partnership with Deloitte to help organisations globally manage their financial crime risk and exposure....
ASIC boosts support for regtech
ASIC is ramping its support for regulatory technology businesses or 'regtechs' in response to an overwhelming number of organisations expressing frustration over complex compliance burdens. The corporate watchdog recently announced...
Are Financial Crimes Costing Your Business Serious Money?
In a world first, Australian compliance ingenuity and technology enables businesses to rapidly and affordable audit and assess their risk exposure to financial crimes and then deliver actionable recommendations to...
RegTech Association ramps up with three appointments
The RegTech Association (RTA) has announced the appointment of a new CEO and two board members: leading advocacy expert, Deborah Young as CEO; Commonwealth Bank’s (CBA) Head of Governance &...
AML Accelerate announces partnership with Asia Law Network
AML Accelerate is pleased to announce its partnership with the Asia Law Network, the only marketing platform partnered by the Law Society of Singapore with over 1,500 active lawyers using...
AML Accelerate announces partnership with Equifax
AML Accelerate is pleased to announce its partnership with Equifax, a global leader in information solutions with a footprint in twenty-four markets around the world. Anthony Quinn, co-founder of AML...
AML Accelerate announces partnership with the GRC Institute
AML Accelerate is pleased to announce its partnership with the GRC Institute to provide over 2,000 compliance professionals with access to AML Accelerate’s category defining AML/CFT compliance platform for conducting...
AML Accelerate announces partnership with LexisNexis®
AML Accelerate is pleased to announce its partnership with LexisNexis to empower its customers to comply with AML/CFT compliance obligations using AML Accelerate’s category defining AML/CFT compliance platform. The...
AML Accelerate announces strategic relationship with Deloitte
AML Accelerate is pleased to announce its strategic global partnership with Deloitte who have been appointed to provide on-demand AML advisory services to reduce the risk of financial crime through...
Regtech still finding its feet, as banks and regulators do delicate dance
Australia's financial regulators gathered in the Market Street offices of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in Sydney last Wednesday for a private briefing with the Boston Consulting Group. The topic; Fast-moving...
AML Accelerate launches a category defining AML/CFT compliance platform
Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) compliance requirements are being revised and new requirements are being introduced and enforced around the world, impacting more than 30 financial...
The first step of AML/CFT compliance – understanding your ML/TF Risks
One of the main aims of New Zealand’s AML/CFT regime is the identification and management of money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) risks. The first recommendation within the Financial...
Australian Banks Reassessing Risks amid Unprecedented Enforcement Action: Sources
In the wake of an unprecedented lawsuit against Commonwealth Bank of Australia for alleged compliance violations, other lenders are re-evaluating their own risks and adjusting to a potentially more aggressive...
‘Alarm bells ringing’- laundering claims rain on CBA’s parade
Commonwealth Bank staff at the Market City branch in Sydney's Chinatown were getting suspicious, watching the same customer making cash deposits of just under $10,000. It was July 2015 and...
Narev sets aside $40m to combat dirty cash
Commonwealth Bank has committed to spending $40 million over the next 12 months in a bid to fortify its anti-money laundering technology capabilities; a sum that has divided opinion in...
Reg tech firms say CBA allegations the ‘tip of the tip’ of the iceberg of money-laundering risk
As the Commonwealth Bank defends itself against accusations that it enabled terrorists and organised criminals to launder money, one group of businesses has spotted an opportunity. 'Reg tech', or regulatory...
Commonwealth Bank exploring upgrades to transaction monitoring software
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is considering using new software to improve the way it monitors suspicious activity throughout the bank, suggesting the money-laundering scandal could be a tipping point that...
