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PaymentsJournal Podcast: Programmatic Payments and the New Compliance Challenge
FinScan's Kieran Holland, Global Head of Solutions Engineering, and Chris Ostrowski, Head of Product Management, joined James Wester, Co-Head of Payments at Javelin Strategy & Research, to discuss where programmatic payments stand today and what they demand of compliance, monitoring, and oversight.


Why banks and other financial institutions get fined, and why the gap stays open for years
Starling, Monzo, Block, Wise, TD and UBS were fined for the same pattern. What opens a control gap, why it stays open for years, and how to check your own.


Financial Crime in Plain Sight: Human Trafficking Through the Lens of Financial Institutions
On July 28, FinScan hosted an invitation-only FinCrime Forum on human trafficking, bringing together survivor, law enforcement, and financial services perspectives to examine a crime type that consistently falls outside the typologies financial institutions are built to detect.


A data-first approach to sanctions and watchlist screening
Poor customer data drives false positives and missed parties in sanctions screening, and AI doesn't fix it. Where data quality work starts.


FinTech Meetup Europe
Our FinScan team is looking forward to an agenda packed with interesting sessions from cross-border to regulatory.


Where AML and Fraud Converge: Protecting Vulnerable Customers in a Real-Time World
Key takeaways from our recent webinar: From Data to Decisions: Protecting the Vulnerable in a Real-Time World.


ACI Women in AML and Sanctions Forums
Attendees will discover practical approaches to leading with confidence, creating space for diverse perspectives, navigating difficult decisions, and remaining true to their principles in high-pressure environments.


PaymentsJournal Podcast: Agentic Commerce and Trust
In Agentic Commerce, Trust Has to Come First The era when banks and businesses could earn trust gradually, across repeated interactions, has largely closed. Today's digital ecosystem is impersonal, fraud is more sophisticated, and confidence is harder to build and easier to lose. As agentic commerce takes hold, the challenge compounds: it is no longer enough to verify the people in a transaction. The AI agents acting on their behalf, and the intentions behind them, must be ve


From Data to Decisions: Protecting the Vulnerable in a Real-Time World
Join experts from LSEG, Bourn.ai, and FinScan as they examine what protecting vulnerable customers requires in a real-time world.


Hit the bid: Brokers’ lax fincrime controls fuel abusive small-cap trading
As regulators intensify scrutiny of abusive trading in small-cap and low-priced securities, firms are facing growing pressure to strengthen financial crime controls.


Coface Strengthens Global Risk Screening and Compliance with FinScan
Since adopting FinScan in 2017 for customer onboarding—and later transitioning to a cloud-based SaaS deployment—Coface has streamlined its compliance processes, improved data access, and enhanced user efficiency across its global network.


A stroke of GENIUS for stablecoins as post-trade faces change
This recent Asset Servicing Times special feature highlights the growing role stablecoins may play in reshaping settlement, liquidity management, and post-trade infrastructure as the US GENIUS Act brings new regulatory clarity to digital assets.
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