Financial Crime Risk Management
Effective Strategies for Organisations
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In 2023, UK financial services, including banks and fintechs, spent a staggering £34.2 billion annually on financial crime compliance (FCC), up 19% from 2020. This surge reflects the complexities of regulatory landscapes and advancing criminal threats.
The financial sector faces increasing risks from crimes like money laundering and fraud, with 68% of executives predicting a rise in financial crime. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has escalated its fight against financial crime, initiating 65% more supervision cases in 2022/2023 and imposing fines that comprised two-thirds of its total penalties.
Technology now accounts for 50.9% of FCC expenses, demonstrating its importance to the fightback. It also reflects the importance of organisations integrating effective anti-financial crime practices and leveraging data and technology to enhance security and compliance.
What you'll find
We explore risk-based strategies for financial crime prevention, including customer due diligence and regular assessments, while ensuring effective compliance and adaptability to new regulations.
We discuss the technological innovations revolutionising financial crime prevention – such as blockchain, instant payments, and data analytics – and the challenges of implementing them.
We provide practical advice on embedding compliance into your organisational operations and decision-making culture, enhancing risk management while reinforcing trust across the industry.