AML & Financial Crime
We support organisations in designing and improving risk-based financial crime frameworks that connect customer risk, controls, data, escalation and management oversight.
When organisations call us
- It is unclear whether — and to what extent — the organisation is an obliged entity under AML/CFT rules.
- A new product, channel, market or client group changes the risk profile faster than the controls.
- Customer or transaction volumes grow without scaling KYC/CDD, screening or monitoring.
- A regulator, auditor, correspondent bank, investor or partner has raised recommendations.
- The EU AML package (AMLR/AMLD6/AMLA) requires a structured readiness plan before July 2027.
Questions we help answer
- Does our risk assessment cover the real business model, products, channels, clients and geography?
- Are customer risk criteria consistent, explainable and actually applied?
- Do alerts, escalations and decisions leave an audit trail we can defend?
- How do we prepare the framework, data and vendors for the AMLR single rulebook?
How we can support
- Applicability analysis — whether and how AML/CFT obligations attach to your model.
- Business-wide risk assessment — methodology, execution and management sign-off.
- Customer risk methodology — segmentation, scoring, EDD triggers and overrides with documented rationale.
- KYC/CDD and screening design — processes, data model, vendor requirements and quality controls.
- Transaction monitoring — scenario design, thresholds, tuning governance and alert-handling standards.
- SAR/STR readiness — internal escalation, decision documentation and reporting workflows.
- AMLR gap analysis — mapping current policies and tooling to the incoming single rulebook.
- Independent framework review and remediation — findings, priorities and a plan that closes them.
Typical work products
Risk assessment report, customer risk model documentation, AML policy set, CDD/EDD procedures, screening and monitoring requirements, alert-handling playbooks, MLRO reporting pack, AMLR readiness roadmap, remediation plan with owners and dates.
We support and challenge your framework; statutory roles and filings remain with your appointed officers, and formal legal opinions with qualified counsel.
Insights
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