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6 Digital Banking Trends for 2025

Perficient

See Also : Transforming Industries, Powering Innovation Banking Trend #2: Adapting to Regulatory Shifts As the banking landscape evolves, staying compliant with regulatory requirements becomes increasingly challenging, especially with the rise of open banking, AI, and data privacy concerns.

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Top issues and priorities for AML/CFT & anti-fraud programs in 2025

Abrigo

With so many BSA/AML enforcement actions, it is clear that the regulatory environment is tightening up its expectations and is actively pursuing action when needed," said Abrigo Senior Risk Management Consultant Elissa Brewer. This is a pretty big change in many areas," said Abrigo Compliance and Engagement Director Terri Luttrell.

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Green Dot faces Fed’s proposed consent order

Payments Dive

The digital bank set aside $20 million to cover a potential penalty stemming from compliance risk management issues predating the company’s current management.

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Arguing with a banker …

Chris Skinner

The banker took exception to purely being a store of value, and felt that the risk management aspect of banking was a critical part of their function. I argued that the bank’s risk management function is being eaten by software. He scoffed, and said that my discussion was too far out.

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AML Compliance Controls Can Be Costly

PYMNTS

Money laundering has always troubled financial institutions, but today’s digital banking system creates additional complexities as fraudsters around the world take advantage of financial technologies. The Cost of Compliance. Challenges and Solutions.

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Fixing Banks’ AML Achilles’ Heel — Before The Fraudsters Pounce

PYMNTS

According to a report in ZDNet , Westpac said that “a mix of technology and human error” and “deficient financial crime processes” were behind the financial institution’s (FI’s) lack of compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Westpac said it identified three drivers of compliance failures, ZDNet reported.

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Key takeaways from ThinkBIG 2024: Insights for banks and credit unions

Abrigo

Navigating credit quality, compliance, and technology integration The ThinkBIG conference hosted by Abrigo fosters networking and professional development for bankers. You might also like this on-demand webinar, "Navigating uncertain times: Strategies for risk management and compliance."