Choosing the Right AML Partner: Key Factors to Consider
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Choosing the Right AML Partner: Key Factors to Consider

Singapore’s 2024 Money Laundering National Risk Assessment (NRA) highlights critical risks like cyber-enabled fraud, tax evasion, and trade-based money laundering, particularly for banks and fintech institutions involved in cross-border transactions. In response, the experts at the AFC Ecosystem conducted an in-depth analysis of 44 case studies from the NRA to uncover the money laundering techniques and associated red flags.The findings are compelling: 75% of the risks identified in the NRA are already addressed by existing typologies within the AFC Ecosystem. This eBook offers a detailed analysis of these case studies and provides a clear overview of the AFC Ecosystem typologies that effectively mitigate these key risks in Singapore. It’s an essential resource for those looking to fortify their AML strategies in today’s complex financial environment.Please fill in your details to download the whitepaper.

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AML Intelligence Review of Southeast Asia 2025 and the Road Ahead

Financial crime risks across Southeast Asia are evolving faster than traditional AML controls. Rising transaction volumes, real-time payments, and increasingly sophisticated scam and laundering networks are reshaping how risk manifests across banks and payment institutions.

The AML Intelligence Review of Southeast Asia 2025 and the Road Ahead provides a practical view of this shifting landscape. Rather than broad trend commentary, the report examines real AML scenarios deployed by financial institutions across the region, highlighting how alerts behave in practice and where controls begin to fall short.

What the report covers

  • Alert behaviour across Southeast Asia
    The scenarios generating the highest alert volumes, and why volume alone does not translate into effectiveness.
  • Operational efficiency gaps
    Where detection frameworks struggle despite heavy alerting.
  • Emerging financial crime patterns
    Key developments across scams, laundering, and flow-based risks shaping the region.
  • The road ahead for AML teams
    Why pre-emptive, scenario-driven prevention is becoming essential as risks evolve faster than controls.

Who should read this report

Designed for AML, compliance, and financial crime teams, as well as risk leaders responsible for operations across Southeast Asia.

Why it matters

As financial crime continues to outpace static controls, institutions need clarity on where risk truly accumulates, not just where alerts are triggered. This report delivers focused intelligence to help teams strengthen controls, improve efficiency, and prepare for what lies ahead.

AML Intelligence Review of Southeast Asia 2025 and the Road Ahead
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Money Laundering Risks in E-wallets and Digital Payments

Typology Tales June 2023 In this e-book, Tookitaki features two typologies, contributed by one of our expert anti-financial crime professionals.In this edition of the infographic, we are featuring the following typologies:Detection of multiple transactions of similar amountsSimultaneous transfer of funds to a group of accounts across different customers from a common third party

Money Laundering Risks in E-wallets and Digital Payments
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Typology Tales: Money Mules and Scams

Typology Tales: Money Mules and ScamsStay ahead of the game by protecting yourself from the dangers of scams, money mule scenarios, and other Anti-Money Laundering (AML) risks with our comprehensive guide, Typology Tales. With our expertly crafted guide, you'll be equipped with the knowledge of common money laundering techniques, complete with clear details that are easy to understand. This way, you'll be able to adapt your compliance program effectively and efficiently to stay ahead of any potential threats.If you're curious about how our transaction monitoring solution leverages these typologies, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Download Typology Tales now and safeguard your business from AML risks!

Typology Tales: Money Mules and Scams