The nature and complexity of business transactions for securities and investment firms creates a wealth of opportunities for money launderers. Keeping up with these threats can be time consuming and costly.
Firms must weigh the risk of undetected money laundering with the operational impact of a cumbersome manual detection effort. Increasing headcount or adding manual reviews that slow down the business isn’t a realistic answer.
Securities and investments firms must remain efficient and responsive to clients’ needs. The answer lies in developing a comprehensive anti-money laundering (AML) program supported by the most effective technology for financial crime detection.
Read our white paper to learn about the three key areas of focus to meet these challenges.