Fiserv Launches Next Generation of Financial Crime Risk Management Platform
- Solution delivers superior capabilities for multi-channel fraud prevention, supports regulatory compliance and increases operational efficiency
- End-to-end transparency and flexibility empower clients to quickly adapt to changing threats and regulations
- Integrated platform and technology stack for real-time behavioral monitoring, case management and reporting
This major release brings unique abilities for financial crime professionals to effectively and efficiently model, detect, investigate and resolve risks across crimes, channels and product lines. It does so through new complex event processing capabilities, designed to address each financial institution's unique and evolving set of financial crime threats and business requirements.
This powerful new framework enhances a comprehensive platform — with anomaly detection, list matching, alert review, investigation tools, case management and reporting — that more than 1,000 institutions around the world already rely on to address business problems and regulatory requirements around AML, sanctions, fraud, FATCA and more.
"The financial services industry is looking for better and fewer
financial crime risk management solutions. Detection systems are being
consolidated to drive down cost or replaced to improve hit rates and
reduce false positives. Payment execution is faster, criminals abuse the
gaps between silos and regulators expect more advanced analytic
techniques to combat crime," said
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In addition to direct installations, the new complex event processing capability will also be integrated through a series of incremental releases, starting with Signature® and selected DNA™ clients and extending to other account processing platforms through 2015.
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