Visualizing a Value-Adding Future for Financial Crime Compliance and Prevention
Troy La Huis on connecting the dots between AI adoption, workforce anxiety, and the very human stakes behind every suspicious transaction.
Hear from experts working on the frontlines of Anti-Financial Crime.
Learn more about the real-world impact of financial crime. Hear stories that highlight the importance of applying empathy and a human perspective to AFC investigations to better protect vulnerable communities.

Troy La Huis on connecting the dots between AI adoption, workforce anxiety, and the very human stakes behind every suspicious transaction.

Fulton Bank's Jamie Thomas explains how empathy and education turned turn the AML compliance grind into something far more human.

What changes when anti-financial crime leaders stop focusing only on rules? Kimberly Lacey explains why purpose, context, and human impact matter more than ever.

What can help banks detect scams and trafficking before it’s too late? Fraud expert Freddy Massimi shares powerful insights from the front lines.

According to Silvija Krupena, community banks, with their unique connection to customers, play a crucial role in combating financial crime.

Vic Maculaitis, founder of i3strategies, shares why it’s time to rethink how leadership, data, and mission align in the fight against financial crime.
Sanjeev Menon and Zach Plotkin from Madison-Davis discuss the latest trends in anti-money laundering, and how financial institutions can stay ahead in the race for top talent.

From tackling sophisticated fraud schemes to navigating ever-changing regulations, Seth Sattler of Coinflow Labs offers invaluable lessons for financial institutions of all sizes.

From frontline training to executive advocacy, Rebecca Schauer Robertson explains how investing in talent and fostering a culture of compliance can turn AML from a cost center into a driver of growth.

At Ocean Bank, Alejandro Sardinas has helped shape a thoughtful approach to compliance transformation, guided by three principles: be patient, keep it simple, and design for the future.

Community banks are vital in the fight against dirty money, but limited resources make the challenge real. Sarah Beth Felix explains why.

Industry visionaries in the “Modernizing AML” webinar series share practical strategies shaping the future of financial crime prevention.

Modernizing AML goes beyond upgrading technology and focuses on building partnerships that make a difference.