As tech becomes more sophisticated, so does crime
Estimated to account for as much as 5% of the global GDP each year, financial crime places a significant burden on economies and impacts countless organizations and individuals. At the same time, financial institutions must contend with stringent legal requirements, an almost incomprehensible number of transactions, and aging fraud detection technology that can lead to a deluge of false alerts, wasting billions of dollars in investigative efforts.
"For financial institutions, the need to invest in financial crime management is both mandated—through compliance obligations driven by regulation—and strategic," said Sarah Smith, Head of Financial Services Product Marketing at SymphonyAI.
"Strong risk assessment helps prevent financial crime, reduces losses, and supports a healthy financial ecosystem. The hard part is the cost of doing this. The value of prevention is hard to calculate, whereas the cost of prevention scales as the bank grows, and risk rises."
As a result, banks and financial institutions need a helping hand with tracking, monitoring, investigating, and reporting financial fraud and other crimes. That helping hand comes in the form of SymphonyAI's Sensa Investigation Hub and Sensa Copilot.