AML

AML monitoring that finds risk, not just alerts

Anti-money-laundering transaction monitoring, alert triage and investigation tooling that reduces false positives.

The problem

Why this matters

Rules-based transaction monitoring generates large volumes of alerts, most of which are false positives. Investigation teams spend their time clearing noise while genuinely suspicious activity can be missed.

Common challenges

  • High false-positive rates consuming investigator capacity
  • Static thresholds that criminals learn to evade
  • Fragmented customer and transaction data
  • Documentation requirements for every alert disposition

Our approach

How we work

  1. Assess coverage

    Map typologies and risks against existing scenarios.

  2. Tune scenarios

    Calibrate thresholds with below-the-line testing.

  3. Prioritise alerts

    Add explainable risk scoring to focus investigators.

  4. Support investigation

    Provide entity resolution and network context.

Capabilities

What our aml work covers

  • 01

    Scenario design & tuning

    Typology-driven scenarios with documented calibration.

  • 02

    Alert prioritisation

    Explainable models that rank alerts by likely risk.

  • 03

    Entity resolution

    Linking customers, accounts and counterparties across systems.

  • 04

    Network analytics

    Graph analysis to expose mule networks and layering.

  • 05

    Sanctions & PEP screening

    Screening logic and fuzzy-matching optimisation.

  • 06

    Investigation tooling

    Case management with evidence and narrative support.

Engagement

Deliverables and benefits

What you receive

  • AML coverage assessment
  • Tuned scenarios with calibration documentation
  • Alert prioritisation model and governance
  • Investigation workflow design

What it changes

  • Investigator time focused on higher-risk alerts
  • Documented, defensible scenario calibration
  • Better visibility of networked activity

Standards & technology

  • Graph databases
  • Entity resolution
  • Python
  • Apache Spark
  • Rules engines
  • FIU-IND reporting

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can machine learning replace rules in AML?

In most programmes ML complements rather than replaces rules: scenarios provide regulatory coverage and explainability, while models prioritise and enrich alerts.

Discuss your aml requirements

Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.