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N ° 01/Buxten/Financial Crime/MMXXVI

From new regulation to firm policy.

  1. 01 Compliance teams cannot keep up with evolving regulatory expectations.
  2. 02 Most policy reviews focus on what is written, not whether it would survive an audit.
  3. 03 Expertise does not scale.

Firms spend significant time creating AML policies, but far less time testing whether those policies would withstand regulatory scrutiny. We’re building AI that reviews AML frameworks the way regulators and auditors do — helping firms move from documented compliance to demonstrable compliance.

  1. 01 Draft Start from a blank page. Get back a policy written in the firm voice your MLRO already uses.
  2. 02 Audit Upload what you have. Every finding cites the FCA source behind it — Final Notice, Dear CEO letter, Finalised Guidance.
  3. 03 Enhance Get a Word file back with tracked changes. Accept, reject, comment — same workflow your reviewers already know.
Sample output Tracked changes
Word .docx
§ 3.2  ·  Politically Exposed Persons Citations verified

The firm applies enhanced due diligence to politically exposed persons. A politically exposed person is any individual holding a prominent public positionpolitically exposed person is an individual entrusted with a prominent public function as defined in Regulations 35–38 of the MLR 2017, together with their family members and known close associates.

Reviews are conducted on a regular basisat intervals determined by the customer’s risk tier: at least every 12 months for High Risk, 36 months for Standard Risk, and 60 months for Low Risk.

FG 25/3  ·  MLR 2017 Reg. 35–38 + 48  /  − 11
N ° 02/Talk to us

Bring a policy. We’ll run it on the call.

Thirty minutes. One of your own documents, AML or EDD or SAR. You watch what it finds. No slides.

The product is built around UK AML, but the team is flexible. We work on legal and regulatory documents across jurisdictions and verticals — if it’s a regulated text, bring it.

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