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The Unmatched Leader in Communication Surveillance

Once again, NICE Actimize has affirmed its leadership in communication surveillance. For the third straight year, we have been recognized as the overall leader in the recently released 2024 QKS Group Communications Surveillance Report. Let’s explore what makes NICE Actimize the go-to choice for organizations aiming to elevate their surveillance strategies.

Advanced Analytics and Data Reporting Capabilities Navigate the Trade Surveillance Landscape

In the competitive landscape of equity trade surveillance, category leaders are distinguished by their ability to balance infrastructure excellence with advanced analytics. While established technology firms continue to dominate, innovative challengers are emerging, hoping to disrupt the status quo. This is the observation of Chartis Research, whose recent report ”Trade Surveillance Solutions 2024, Quadrant Update”, (12/20/2024) highlights the diverse ecosystem of specialized vendors catering to unique areas within this complex landscape.

How AI Drives Leadership Status in Enterprise Fraud Management

NICE Actimize has been recognized as the overall leader in the QKS Group’s latest report, “SPARK Matrix™: Enterprise Fraud Management (EFM), 2024.” This accolade marks the sixth consecutive year that NICE Actimize has earned this distinction, reaffirming its status as a leading provider in the enterprise fraud management sector.

NICE Expands Capabilities of the NTR-X Omnichannel Trade Recording Solution with the Movius Secure Communications Platform

Because of the regulations and complexities arising from new communication modalities, remote, distributed workforces are widening compliance gaps and placing financial and energy trading firms at risk for fines and reputational damage. Because of this scenario, NICE expanded the mobile communications capabilities integrated within its NTR-X cloud, compliance recording and assurance solution.

How Financial Institutions Can Leverage Generative AI Agents for Fraud Detection and Operational Efficiency

The financial services industry is at an inflection point. Fraudsters and money launderers exploit the speed and accessibility of modern banking to orchestrate increasingly sophisticated schemes. At the same time, financial institutions (FIs) are overwhelmed by rising alert volumes, false positives exceeding 95%, and the operational strain of manual processes. Generative AI (Gen AI) offers a transformative solution, enabling FIs to outpace financial crime while optimizing operations for the digital age.

NICE Actimize Recognized as RiskTech Leader in Chartis 2024 AML Transaction Monitoring Report

Chartis Research, a leading authority on risk technology, evaluated 37 anti-money laundering vendors for its AML Transaction Monitoring Solutions, 2024 Quadrant Update Report across the two axes of Market Potential and Completeness of Offering. Following evaluation by Chartis analyst Nick Vitchev and Jason Wright, NICE Actimize was named a Category Leader in the final analysis. This recognition highlights NICE Actimize’s leadership in combating money laundering through advanced technology and innovation.

AML Predictions: Information Sharing, Increased Sanctions and Regulatory Landscape Prioritized for 2025

Significant changes are coming in 2025 in anti-money laundering regulations and strategies: approaches to information sharing, and a change in focus on sanctions will be among the areas that will be prioritized by the industry in the new year. Aside from high-profile regulatory failings and fines in 2024, recent events which uncovered how criminals operate today around the globe will further our understanding of these threats, helping to find solutions to improve and safeguard compliance while ensuring that we actually make a difference in fighting financial crime in the year ahead.

Risk Appetite Framework vs. BSA/AML Program: How Are They Aligned?

The previous blog Risk Appetite Framework & BSA/AML Programs: What Comes First? explored what a Risk Appetite Framework (RAF) is from an organization-wide perspective and what is a BSA/AML program to highlight various differences and similarities associated with managing the overall organizational risk. This blog takes a deeper view into the many areas where the RAF and a BSA/AML program are interconnected with one another.

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