Financial Crime

How much can weak cybersecurity structures cost firms?

With cybercriminals ramping up the frequency and complexity of attacks against financial organizations, it’s evident that a lacking security infrastructure can take a significant toll on not just revenue and business operations – but reputation.

Prevent financial crime with real-time compliance monitoring

Since COVID, financial criminals have been on a rampage. FINCEN’s recent research shows rising cases of elder financial exploitation, identity-related suspicious activity, and the explosion of the ransomware landscape. In fact, impersonation fraudsters committed cybercrimes to the tune of $893 million across 2020 and 2021 through business email compromise (BEC).

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Regulatory Wrap episode 66: The FCA vs. market abuse

In Regulatory Wrap for the week to July 18, Aarti Agarwal discusses how the FCA has ramped up efforts to tackle market abuse and protect integrity.

The Conduct Chronicles – ‘Lessons from the Farage Bank Account Furore’

Emma Parry reviews the Farage bank closure as a signal for banks to ensure they have proper data retention tools in place, clear rationales and compliance with Consumer Duty obligations to ensure they are prepared for any regulator investigations and good consumer outcomes.

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