Explainable & Auditable
Unlike other AML solutions, Sensemaker® provides transparent and explainable results and is regulator friendly.
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Leading financial institutions trust Quantiply
“Quantiply has totally changed the way we are dealing with our compliance business processes and applications. Quantiply helped us proactively identify and pinpoint the root cause of the issue. Together we created the notion of 3-clicks, 3-minutes to problem prediction and resolution.” VP Operations, Large U.S. Bank
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Sensemaker AI for Anti Money Laundering
Unlike traditional rules based systems, Sensemaker learns and adapts based on individual transactions and behaviors between specific entities and their subsequent relationships, lowering false positives by 50%.
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Rapid onboarding of data allows financial institutions and businesses to quickly analyze and capture critical information before any damage is done. Quantiply’s Cognitive Intelligence Machine enables financial institutions to quickly sift through all transactions and sense suspicious activity in real time.
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Know Your Customer in extensive detail through Quantiply’s patented Enterprise Genome® and predict key measures, performance indicators, risk indicators, and outcomes. Reduce the burden on analysts and executives by providing them with accurate insights into their data, reducing false positives and negatives, and minimizing time spent.
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Through Sensemaker, a self-service cognitive application, financial institutions can quickly share their findings, analyze their data streams, train the Enterprise Genome through feedback to constantly increase accuracy over time, generate digital narratives, file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and compliance reports, and much more. Combat money laundering, fraud, and compliance risks by incorporating Quantiply’s machine learning and AI solutions.
READ MORECase Study: A Tier 2 U.S. Bank Deploys Quantiply
A labor-intensive compliance model had grown costly, outdated and unable to scale withbank growth and regulator mandates leading to a decision to modernize bank systems inorder to enable real time compliance.
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AI
November 13, 2018
Understanding Explainable AI
(Extracted from The Basis Technology Handbook for Integrating AI in Highly Regulated Industries)
For the longest time, the public perception of AI has been linked to visions of the apocalypse: AI is Skynet, and we should be afraid of it. You can see that fear in the reactions to the Uber self-driving car tragedy. Despite the fact that people cause tens of thousands of automobile deaths per year, it strikes a nerve when even a single accident involves AI. This fear belies something very important about the technical infrastructure of the modern world: AI is already thoroughly baked in.
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November 5, 2018
Leveraging AI and Machine Learning to Fight Financial Crime
(from our friends at SAP originally published here)
Money laundering schemes were originally created by organized crime to “clean” money made during U.S. Prohibition in the 1930s. Law enforcement caught on and laws were passed to curb the illegal activity. But today technology has made the criminals more emboldened, more creative — and more successful.
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October 3, 2018
Taylorism to Consumerism: Decoding the Enterprise Digital Genome
The business landscape has changed drastically over the past decade. Increased competition and digital transformation have changed the way businesses must operate.Read More
Fighting Financial Crime with AI
Mitigate risk against damage to reputation, client trust, market share, and reduce false positives by more than 50%
