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Aml modernization with ai

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Key steps for modernizing KYC, transaction monitoring, and sanctions screening to effectively reduce risk, increase efficiency, and contain costs.

Financial institutions have long struggled with the complicated, and sometimes conflicting, challenges of establishing and maintaining a financial crimes compliance (FCC) program. It must be acceptable to supervisors and regulators, maximize bank employee productivity, maintain cost-efficiencies, and remain client-friendly.

Building sufficient anti-money-laundering (AML) and sanctions compliance programs requires addressing numerous essential elements. At the foundation are three critical, complex, resource-intensive, and expensive processes: know-your-customer (KYC), transaction monitoring (TM), and sanctions screening.

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  • How industry standards are evolving the process of KYC into perpetual KYC (pKYC), for continuously monitoring customer behavior using automation.
  • The ways various types of AI, including generative AI, as well as machine learning and data analytics tools to drive efficiency and reduce errors empower your pKYC, TM, and sanctions screening teams.
  • Why explainability and transparency are critical for providing insights management, auditors, and regulators.
  • Which key considerations need addressing to make AI implementations a success.
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Meet our experts

Manish Chopra

Executive Vice President, Financial Services
Global Leader helping clients drive Risk Management, Regulatory Compliance & Financial Crime Risk Management Strategies & Execution

Jeffrey Ingber

Financial Industry Consultant/Director of Business Development/Advisor

Samar Pratt

Global Head, Financial Crime Compliance Advisory
Samar is the global head of Capgemini’s FCC advisory business and helps clients enhance their FCC control frameworks through advice and tech enabled solutions across the three lines of defence. She has led several high-profile monitorships on behalf of the U.S and UK regulatory authorities including the US Department of Justice.

Supriyo Guha

Senior Director, Financial Crime ComplianceCapgemini
Supriyo is the practice lead for financial crime compliance at Capgemini. He leads strategic industry-first initiatives to help clients transform their anti-financial crime functions and heads Go-to-market for Capgemini’s marquee FCC clients.

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