30% of all money laundering globally is conducted via trade.
There is growing regulatory pressure on financial institutions to improve inadequate trade-based money laundering risk.
Find out how an automated contextual solution can overcome the challenging complexity and scale of trade to consistently and effectively detect financial crime and trade-based money laundering.
You’ll learn…
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New and different ways criminals are exploiting global trade to launder illicit funds
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How to effectively detect trade-based money laundering and financial crime using an automated contextual approach to data
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What a complex criminal network enabling the movement of corrupt funds may look like
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Why collaboration and information sharing will be key to preventing trade-based money laundering risk