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Enforcing AML/KYC Compliance When Legal Precedent Does Not Apply

PYMNTS

Social distancing restrictions implemented to curb the virus’s spread are preventing compliance professionals from obtaining physical identification documents and holding in-person meetings that typically enforced anti-money laundering/know your customer (AML/KYC) compliance. Compliance Enforcement Goes Remote With Biometrics.

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IdentityMind On The Need For FinTech Compliance Marketplaces

PYMNTS

Compliance and risk? Automating that compliance is now a “need to have.”. Compliance and risk officers have the unenviable task of finding out, sometimes after the fact, that not all the boxes are checked — if they even knew the boxes were there for checking in the first place. Plugging In To Plugins.

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AI and generative AI use cases in banking: 6 real-world examples

Abrigo

Takeaway 3 Regulators are closely watching expanded uses of AI and generative artificial intelligence. They can more easily consider how to harness genAI's power to enhance their operations, compliance, risk management, and member or customer experience. GenAI is seeing varied use cases in banking.

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Authenticating Combines Verification Services To Prevent Identity Fraud

PYMNTS

Authenticating.com is working to combat identity fraud by combining different solutions to securely automate and outsource identity verification and fraud prevention as a service. Personally identifiable consumer information is encrypted end-to-end, then anonymized, de-personalized and bifurcated to ensure that the data is secure.

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Redwood Bank Teams Up With Insignis Cash Solutions

PYMNTS

In other small business banking news , rising Know Your Customer (KYC) and other risk mitigation regulations have pushed the ecosphere into a closer look at digital identity technology, a market that is expected to hit $12.8 billion in valuation by 2024.

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Why Strong Digital Identity Verification Is Key To Meeting AML Requirements

PYMNTS

As banks and payments companies endeavor to meet anti-money laundering (AML) regulations to avoid hefty fines for non-compliance, easily identifying customers in the digital channel becomes paramount to their success. Some “old school” methods that worked in the past aren’t working anymore. In the U.S.

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New Challenges for Strong Customer Authentication

FICO

For many customers, biometric authentication is not practical — both because of limited consumer adoption but also because availability through 3D Secure is not wide. The routes to authentication will be different for every PSP and change will continue for the foreseeable future as consumers adapt to new methods and regulation evolves.