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Four Ways the U.K. Serious Fraud Office Is Boosting Enforcement In 2026

As 2026 kicks off, the U.K. Serious Fraud office (SFO) is pursuing a more proactive and streamlined enforcement regime while making it simpler and faster for organizations to comply with financial crime prevention regulations. This post provides an overview of the four specific improvements made by the SFO and their

Financial Crime Developments, Resources and Stories: January 2026 Edition

Welcome to the January 2026 summary of news you can use as your bank or other financial institution attempts to stay up to date on the world of BSA/AML compliance. Our monthly series of curated news about FinCrime regulatory developments, resources and stories. In this edition, three main stories emerge

The Four Most Popular “Eye on FinCrime” Blog Posts of 2025

It has been our pleasure to provide you, our readers, with helpful content as you learn about the many ways that AI Agents can help make financial crime compliance operations more effective, efficient, and lower risk. What were you and your peers reading the most this year? In case you

Better Data Differentiates Financial Crime Compliance Programs 

Risk screening solutions, such as those from LexisNexis, Thomson Reuters, and LSEG help bank compliance teams—especially those in financial crime compliance (FCC) operations—verify customer identities to comply with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations. These risk screening solutions each leverage their own proprietary global data. Yet, compliance

The New Industry Standard: WorkFusion’s Predictions for 2026

After years of inflated expectations around Machine Learning and AI, 2025 marked a decisive turning point: the rise of the AI Agent in Financial Crime Compliance (FCC). No longer theoretical, AI Agents became operational linchpins—transforming how banks, regulators, and compliance teams approach risk, scale, and strategy.  AI Agents didn’t just

Understanding AI Agents in Financial Crime Compliance

AI Agents serve a very specific purpose in financial crime compliance (FCC) operations. Not only do they drive massive efficiency gains, but they also help to minimize risk in anti-money laundering (AML) programs. In fact, these digital workers have been working behind the scenes in AML compliance operations at some of the World’s largest banks and

Financial Crime Developments, Resources and Stories: October 2025 Edition

Welcome to the October 2025 summary of news you can use as your bank or other financial institution attempts to stay up to date on the world of BSA/AML compliance. Our monthly series of curated news about FinCrime regulatory developments, resources and stories.   In this edition, three main stories emerge: 

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