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How going global can make AML compliance harder for fintechs and what to do before taking the leap
Expanding globally brings fintech growth and AML compliance challenges. Learn how to prepare your framework before taking the leap.
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Expanding globally brings fintech growth and AML compliance challenges. Learn how to prepare your framework before taking the leap.

As we’ve seen in recent enforcement action, even the biggest firms with vast compliance teams still get AML wrong, so what should you focus on from the very beginning to avoid falling foul of the regulator?

When onboarding a new client, most fintechs capture exactly what regulators expect. The problem is what happens next, or what often doesn’t.

If your Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance doesn’t keep up with your expansion, the cost of growth can quickly outstrip the benefit

Four major fintechs - OKX, Robinhood, Block, and Revolut - faced over $500 million in AML compliance fines in early 2025. Discover the key lessons fintechs must learn to avoid costly regulatory mistakes.

For fintech companies, getting remote customer verification wrong could mean losing consumer trust, facing hefty fines, and damaging their reputation beyond repair.

In his latest Opinion piece, Andrew explains how failing to track beneficial ownership changes fuels money laundering in fintech.

When it comes to identifying the Ultimate Beneficial Ownership of a company, appearances can be deceiving, writes Andrew Doyle.

Are fintechs winning the fight against money laundering? The short answer is "it’s a work in progress" says Andrew Doyle.

In fintech, innovation comes with a great responsibility to safeguard customers from money laundering, fraud, and financial crime.