AI can significantly reduce your false positives in AML. How? We explain the difference between a rules-only approach and AI. The Rules-Based Approach: > Consider three rules, each having a 10% false positive rate, deployed to detect suspicious behavior > When we apply these rules, the total false positive rate is 30% > The rate is high because all the rules act together, and they don't choose any specific type of behavior to look at. The same rule applies to every single customer. The AI Approach: > AI generates a large set of fine-grain rules that look for specific combinations of behavior > AML investigators can tailor AI much more precisely to what a particular customer does > For example, with AI we can apply five rules, each with two conditions having a false positive rate of 10% > The rules only fire if both conditions are met, resulting in a false positive rate of 1% per rule > When we combine the five rules, we get an overall false positive rate of 5% > In this scenario, we’ve applied more rules and still reduced the false positive rate significantly Read the full article that summarizes the examples and how AI reduces false positives: https://lnkd.in/dfTRDDS9
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The difference between a "glass box" vs "black box" AI solution and why it matters for AML: 🔍 Ever wondered why regulators are so skeptical of AI in Anti-Money Laundering (AML)? It's because they can't see inside the "black box" of traditional machine learning models. But what if we could change that narrative? At Parcha, we've been thinking a lot about this challenge. Here's why a "glass box" approach to AI in AML is not just preferable, it's essential: 1️⃣ Transparency: Regulators and compliance teams need to understand how decisions are made. A glass box solution allows you to peer into the decision-making process, step by step. 2️⃣ Explainability: When flagging a transaction as suspicious, you need to articulate why. Glass box AI provides clear, logical explanations that humans can understand and verify. 3️⃣ Auditability: In the world of AML, every decision needs to be traceable. Glass box solutions create detailed audit trails, making it easier to review and defend your processes. 4️⃣ Adaptability: As regulations evolve, your AML processes need to keep pace. A transparent AI system is easier to update and align with new requirements. 5️⃣ Trust: Ultimately, a system you can see into is a system you can trust. This trust extends from your team to regulators and even to the customers whose transactions you're monitoring. The future of AML isn't about black box algorithms making opaque decisions. It's about intelligent systems that augment human expertise with clear, explainable insights. What's your take on AI in AML? Have you encountered challenges with black box solutions?
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Mythbusting AI for AML: Efficiency, explainability, and regulation. https://lnkd.in/esSPUyuB #aml #antimoneylaundering #cdd #kyc #riskmanagement #compliance #technology #ai #automation
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New trends in the fight against money laundering. #ai #aml #banks #digitalbanks #fincrime #artificialintelligence #financialinstitutions #rulesbasedapproach #frauddetection
How does AI differ from a rules-based approach in anti-money laundering? "AI is really good at mirroring the behavior of your best investigator. If the investigator is seeing things that they think are of concern, then the machine can copy that. That applies to any type of behavior that the investigator sees where the machine also sees the same type of data.” - Michael Shearer, Chief Solution Officer at Hawk. In our recent webinar with ACAMS, Michael explained how AI reverses the process by learning from a investigator's actions instead of relying on a Risk Steward to create rules: - A supervised AI approach is led by data and informed by the Risk Steward - AI watches how investigators label suspicious cases - It looks at the behavior that prompted the investigator to apply those labels - It allows AML professionals to reverse-engineer desired outcomes from data - AI learns from investigators instead of following preset rules - The Risk Steward's role shifts from setting rules to deciding what the AI needs to know You can find more on the difference between rules and AI in AML technology at: https://lnkd.in/gEc57HQb Alternatively, request a demo today to see our solutions in action: https://lnkd.in/g6nYrmHs #aml #ai #artificialintelligence #antifraud #financialinstitutions #banks #fincrime #rulesbasedapproach #aiapproach #frauddetection
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How does AI differ from a rules-based approach in anti-money laundering? "AI is really good at mirroring the behavior of your best investigator. If the investigator is seeing things that they think are of concern, then the machine can copy that. That applies to any type of behavior that the investigator sees where the machine also sees the same type of data.” - Michael Shearer, Chief Solution Officer at Hawk. In our recent webinar with ACAMS, Michael explained how AI reverses the process by learning from a investigator's actions instead of relying on a Risk Steward to create rules: - A supervised AI approach is led by data and informed by the Risk Steward - AI watches how investigators label suspicious cases - It looks at the behavior that prompted the investigator to apply those labels - It allows AML professionals to reverse-engineer desired outcomes from data - AI learns from investigators instead of following preset rules - The Risk Steward's role shifts from setting rules to deciding what the AI needs to know You can find more on the difference between rules and AI in AML technology at: https://lnkd.in/gEc57HQb Alternatively, request a demo today to see our solutions in action: https://lnkd.in/g6nYrmHs #aml #ai #artificialintelligence #antifraud #financialinstitutions #banks #fincrime #rulesbasedapproach #aiapproach #frauddetection
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Generative AI is changing the game for AML compliance, creating new opportunities for transforming the way we work, communicate, and innovate at every operational level: 📊 Generate valuable investigative data insights 🎯 Address weaknesses in your AML screening process 🔎 Reduce false positives and build accurate customer profiles 🚀 Make faster decisions and facilitate stronger decision-making Learn more on the Ripjar blog 👉 https://lnkd.in/eVTfPMy6 #GenAI #AMLCompliance #AI #RegulatoryCompliance #FinCrime
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Stay informed with the KPMG Q3 2024 Regulatory Recap—a guide through the landscape of current and upcoming regulatory changes, including AI, AML, TPRM and resolution planning. #KPMGInsights #RegulatoryTrends https://bit.ly/47PJaLU
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Hi, I'm happy to share that I had the privilege of attending the "Enhancing AML Transaction Monitoring and Name Screening with AI and Machine Learning" session conducted by Global Compliance Institute. It was an insightful experience, AI & Machine Learning in AML: How these technologies are revolutionizing transaction monitoring by improving accuracy and reducing false positives. Key Takeaways: AI & Machine Learning in AML. Enhanced Risk Detection. Advanced Name Screening. Future of AML. #AML #AI #MachineLearning #FinancialCrimePrevention #Compliance #FinTech #Innovation
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Stay informed with the KPMG Q3 2024 Regulatory Recap—a guide through the landscape of current and upcoming regulatory changes, including AI, AML, TPRM and resolution planning. #KPMGInsights #RegulatoryTrends https://bit.ly/4dxq8uY
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Explore how Explainable AI transforms AML compliance! Our white paper covers its mechanisms, applications, and significance across compliance modules. Click here to download: https://lnkd.in/enjUfAa2 #aml #ai #compliance #technology
The Role Of Explainable AI in AML Compliance
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Financial services continue to invest and implement AI for compliance and AML activities – but how is this really benefiting them? In our inaugural Napier AI / AML Index, in partnership with GlobalData we scored 35 countries for effectiveness when it comes to stopping money flowing into the shadow economy. Find out how your country stacks up globally. #AI #AML #Financialcrime #Globalreport
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