Fraud trends in 2026: What to expect

Fraud continues to evolve quickly, challenging even the most prepared financial institutions. The FBI reported that in 2024 alone, Americans lost over $16.6 billion to increasingly complex schemes. Fraud continues to evolve quickly, challenging even the most prepared financial institutions (FIs). The FBI reported1 that...
The evolving threat from within

A recent briefing, ā€œThe Threat from Within: A Growing Concern,ā€ jointly published by ACAMS and Cifas, offered a framework for understanding the shifting landscape of risks posed by insiders operating within both public and private sector organizations. AĀ recent briefing, ā€œThe Threat from Within: A Growing...
Risks and romance: What the dating industry can learn from financial crimes compliance

In the financial services industry, money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions regulations require financial institutions to implement governance frameworks for managing risks, accountability and public trust. In the financial services industry, money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions regulations require financial institutions (FIs) to implement governance...
Leveraging national security priorities for an enhanced counter-fraud response

Recent assessments by agencies such as the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence have highlighted the evolving and complex nature of the fraud threat landscape. Instead of opportunistic scammers, this landscape...
A growing concern in Brazil’s digital gambling market

What began as a popular form of online entertainment has now become the subject of in-depth investigations led by tax authorities and financial regulatory agencies. The explosive growth of sports betting platforms—driven by a still-developing regulatory framework and the widespread use of mobile devices—has begun...