Arctic Intelligence | June News
Arctic Intelligence
Compliance. The smart way. Transform your financial crime risk assessment and protect your business.
CEO Message
Last month our team has been flat out (again) on several fronts building new features, developing new content modules, and engaging with our clients and prospective ones in demos and complex POCs. This is exciting as we get to showcase how we’ve been deeply thinking about enterprise-wide risk assessment challenges and aligning our platforms to overcome these. These engagements always give rise to new ideas that fuel our platform roadmap.
We’re engaged in speaking with many banks, consultants, and regulators on many continents and from these conversations a few things are crystal clear:
This month we’ve developed a value proposition aimed at FIUs / AML Regulators as a way of making them aware how they could?utilise our technology to uplift the #EWRA processes across their entire universe of regulated entities providing real-time insights into the effectiveness of risk assessments across whole industries.
This came about due to a proposal we’ve submitted with one of our partners to a forward-thinking FIU pitching this idea. If?you work in a regulator and are reading this check this out. If interested,?please get in touch!
Industry Updates
> European Union
Our focus is back in Europe following the adoption of the “package” of new anti-money laundering rules by the European Council which is designed to protect EU citizens and the EU's financial system against money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
This new agreement sets out to achieve new regulatory and operational activities designed to harmonise AML/CTF laws across all European Countries under a newly formed EU supervisory body based in Frankfurt known as the “AMLA”.
This will have far-reaching implications on FIUs and regulated businesses operating across the 27 EU member countries including (but not limited to):
Now that the “AML Package” was adopted late last month, the European Banking Authority (EBA) will continue in its role as the key agency policing money laundering before and by 31 Dec 2025, will have fully transferred its powers and resources under the new “AMLA” body.
In our view, this is a positive move that will drive common standards and outcomes for FIUs and regulated entities in the fight against financial crime in Europe.
For more information?click here.
Company Announcements
> New Content
This month we've also launched?AML Accelerate?into three new markets. This time in the Caribbean with?Jamaica,?Trinidad and Tobago, and the?Bahamas.?
> Coming Soon
Our team is busy working on a couple of new features within our?Risk Assessment Platform, that we're calling "Synched Controls" and "Control Based Questions" that will be released over the coming months so watch this space as we share more about these.
> New Partners
BitCompli provides expert regulatory and compliance support within the crypto and digital asset sectors. With our expertise, we've successfully streamlined and supported regulatory registrations for diverse cryptoasset institutions in key regions like the UK, EU, EEA, UAE and more.
> New Clients
The International Payments Platform Simplifying Your World.
Entre Biz is a digital platform where you can experience a simpler way of transferring your funds. You can open a zero-balance account online, in multiple currencies, with minimal fees and transfer funds in real-time globally,
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New Resources
> Overview
Overcoming the three most common challenges developing AML/CTF program overview
An AML/CTF Program effectively outlines your business’s strategic approach to designing, implementing, and maintaining mitigating controls tailored to address money laundering and terrorism financing risk exposures. But setting it up poses three distinct challenges. We have unpacked these for you in this overview.
> Blog
Compliance as a strategic investment
Is your financial institution overlooking its greatest asset? In today's competitive market, many companies undervalue the role of compliance.
Financial services companies—whether banks, traditional MSBs, or innovative FinTechs—often become blinded by competition, enamoured with rapid growth, market size, and the allure of capturing market share and growing revenue. The financial technology sector is celebrated for its ability to innovate swiftly, disrupt markets, and adapt to consumer demands. However, this excitement and investor validation can overshadow a critical truth: market size and growth speed mean little if a financial institution fails to operate compliantly and manage its risks effectively.
Events
> Upcoming Webinars
Enterprise-wide money laundering risk assessment tailored to 30 industry sectors and 60+ countries.
Designed for smaller and medium-sized businesses who want to be guided through a comprehensive ML/TF risk assessment process, and document their AML/CTF Program and keep track of action plans easily!
Fully configurable financial crime risk assessment platform designed for complex enterprises.
Designed for larger businesses that want to fully configure the risk assessment - build risk methodologies, bespoke risk modules, import control libraries, apply weightings, real-time dashboard reports and much more!
> Past Events
Finnies Awards - Sydney - June 2024
In June we went to Doltone House for the Finnies Awards event.?Now in its eighth year, the annual Finnies Awards is the most recognised awards that celebrates the success of the Australian fintech industry.
The Finnies help surface the achievements of modest founders with unsung innovation in our sector.
Have a great day. If you have any queries regarding any of Arctic Intelligence's award-winning products and how they can help your business, please get in touch.?We look forward to discussing your financial crime risk assessment soon.
Regards,?
Anthony Quinn and the team at Arctic Intelligence
Founder / CEO