Operationalising AI for Financial Crime Prevention
Operationalising AI for Financial Crime Prevention
Partner Event of Global RegTech Summit
Presented by FinTech Global & Baringa | 19 May, 17:30 to 20:00
AI for financial crime compliance is no longer hype or a pilot exercise.
For leading organisations, AI is becoming a core component of modern financial-crime controls, and the challenge has moved from experimentation to disciplined operationalisation.
As firms scale AI-driven analytics, triage, and agentic workflows across transaction monitoring, sanctions, KYC, and crypto-related risks, the key questions for compliance, risk, and financial-crime leaders increasingly centre on integration, governance, and accountability.
This session will explore what credible AI governance looks like in practice, how to avoid common pitfalls seen in early deployments, and what it takes to move AI from promising pilot to resilient, production-grade capability.
What we'll explore
Moving AI from ambition to production in financial crime controls — common pitfalls and lessons learned
How rising AI governance expectations are shaping the use of AI in financial crime controls
Preparing financial crime control environments for emerging risks, including digital assets and longer-term technology developments such as quantum computing
Agenda
17:30 – 18:00 – Guests arrival, registration and networking
18:00 – 18:20 – Introduction and presentation from Baringa
18.20 to 19:00 – Open discussion and Q&A
19:00 – 20:00 – Networking drinks
20:00 – End of event
About Baringa
Baringa is a global management consultancy helping financial services firms strengthen finance, risk and compliance, with specialists that include risk experts, digital and AI specialists, and ex-regulators working alongside in-house teams. The firm designs and delivers bespoke solutions to unpick regulation, identify and mitigate financial risk, and achieve outcomes that go beyond compliance. Baringa supports work across regulatory change, governance and control improvement, and digital transformation, and it has helped clients protect over 700bn of client assets through stronger controls and more efficient operating models.