Automation in KYC: Perception vs. Reality

February 28 - 16:00 until 17:00

(GMT | Greenwich Mean Time)


This event does not qualify for CPE credits

In this complimentary webinar, CAMS-certified solutions consultant Ruby Schembri will update you on the current progress of automation in KYC and developments to be made in the future.

With their promise of accelerating digital transformation, cutting costs and increasing revenues, technologies including intelligent automation, robotic processing, artificial intelligence and distributed ledger are on business leaders’ radars. Within banking and finance, companies ranging from startups to tech giants are promising a digital revolution for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) professionals responsible for onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC).

But what exactly is automation and intelligent processing, and do these new technologies really deliver on their promise? Just how smart is intelligent processing? What are the returns on investment from this new technology?

In this complimentary webinar, CAMS-certified solutions consultant Ruby Schembri will update you on the current progress of automation in KYC and developments to be made in the future.

Learning Objectives:

  • Discuss commonly-held perceptions of automation in banking and finance - guiding truths or impediments to progress?
  • Discuss robotic processing and artificial intelligence - vendor hype or foundations for new digital processes?
  • Discuss what the future holds for KYC analysts and for emerging technologies


Presenter:

Ruby Schembri, Solutions Consultant, encompass corporation


CPE Credit Notice

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