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Financial Crime Technology Advisory
New technologies can be highly
effective in adapting to the rapidly
changing face of financial crime.
With 24 hour business practices, ‘straight
through’ processing and
greater than ever transaction
volumes, technology is, for many,
the only suitable approach to
meeting financial crime head on.
However, choosing the right package
and supplier to enhance your capability
can be a significant challenge.
KPMG Forensic can help.
Our multi-disciplinary team of
fraud, money laundering, economic
crime, regulatory and technology
professionals have experience
of translating legislation and
regulation into operational policies,
procedures and controls. We can
support and assist you to define
and select an appropriate technology-
based financial crime solution,
negotiate the engagement of the
selected supplier and advise on
implementing the solution acquired.
Some of the areas in which we
can help include:
- Identification and selection
of financial crime technology
that meet both regulatory
expectations and your business
requirements
- Definition and implementation
of relevant standards globally
to address cross-jurisdictional
regulatory and reputational
risk
- Negotiation of price and contract
terms with technology suppliers
- Integration of the technology
solution with existing procedures,
processes and people to reduce
the impact on your day-today
business operations
- Review and fine-tuning of
existing systems
- Detection of errors, inefficiencies
and indicators of financial
crime and other abuse from your
corporate data, using analytic
tools as well as our wealth
of risk management and investigation
experience.
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