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Network for Financial Crime Prevention

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A community for risk/compliance and anti financial crime officers to learn and grow together. You will find content with various topics to help fulfill this ambition.

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Transaction Monitoring Framework for Financial Institutions

dimanche 7 juin 2026 • Durée 20:05

A system isn't a framework — and most institutions don't realize the difference until a regulator points it out.In this episode, guest host Marika Torsdotter sits down with Francisco Mainez, a transaction monitoring leader with deep experience across global financial institutions and fintechs, to unpack what separates a real transaction monitoring framework from the software underneath it — and where institutions most often get it wrong.We cover what good looks like, why data remains the unsolved problem of 2026, how training has quietly become the second elephant in the room, and what the shift from rules-based detection toward more advanced analytics actually demands of governance.

A few things that stuck with me from this conversation:

→ A system is the technology. A framework is everything around it — typology library, governance, data, documentation. Buying one without building the other is the most common failure pattern in the industry.

→ Data is the toothache nobody fixes. Institutions keep buying new systems instead, because data work is harder, slower, and less visible. But you cannot monitor anything if you don't have the data to do it.

→ Training is the second elephant. Even the most advanced system will produce false positives in front of an investigator who doesn't know what to do with them.

As Francisco puts it: "Whatever you sweat in training, you won't bleed in battle."Whether you work in AML, compliance, fraud, or financial crime more broadly — if your institution runs transaction monitoring, this conversation is for you.

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Beyond ChatGPT: The AI Arsenal Compliance Has Been Ignoring

jeudi 16 avril 2026 • Durée 30:14

In this episode, guest host Marika Torsdotter sits down with AI and financial crime compliance expert Aneta Klosek to cut through the noise around AI and reveal what most compliance professionals are still missing.While the industry fixates on large language models like ChatGPT, Aneta argues there's a whole ecosystem of AI algorithms quietly powering or failing to power the fight against financial crime. The conversation breaks down three concrete use cases:* Gradient Boosting — the workhorse inside most transaction monitoring systems, learning from historical patterns to prioritize alerts and reduce false positives far beyond what static rule-based systems can achieve.* K-Means Clustering — an unsupervised learning technique that segments customers by behavior, not just category. A $50,000 transfer that looks normal for a corporate treasury cluster is a massive red flag for a retail student cluster. Context is everything.* Word Embeddings — the technology that bridges unstructured text and risk intelligence. From recognizing that "Muhammad Al-Hassan" and "M. Al-Hassan" are the same person, to understanding that "cleared of fraud" and "charged with fraud" carry opposite risk signals this model brings semantic intelligence to name screening and adverse media.Aneta closes with a hard truth: the biggest gap in the industry isn't technology it's the skill gap between technical teams and compliance officers, and the dangerous tendency to treat AI as a pilot project rather than a core business strategy. Meanwhile, criminals face none of those constraints.Bottom line: Stop treating AI as a side project. Start with your data. Build from clarity, not hype.

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Muddling Through the Hormuz Crisis

jeudi 26 mars 2026 • Durée 36:40

In our latest episode, "Muddling Through the HormuzCrisis," we spoke with David Tannenbaum of Blackstone Compliance about the real-world implications of the 2026 Iran conflict for sanctions programs, maritime intelligence, and compliance frameworks.

Some of what we cover might surprise you:

→ Commercial vessels are no longer using standardinternational fairways — they're routing through Iranian-controlled waters near Qeshm and Lavan Island

→ General License U has created unexpected openings for dark fleet vessels, but key federal prohibitions still apply

→ The single biggest blind spot? The sheer volume of Iranianoil currently on the water — much of it cycling through FSOs

→ Known typologies are shifting: bigger vessels giving wayto chemical tankers, Swiss traders potentially giving way to new UAE or Hong Kong entities

This episode is a must-listen for anyone in AML, tradefinance, commodity finance, or maritime compliance.

💡 The core message:Robust controls still matter — they just need to be pointed in the right direction.

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Trade Compliance Overview Presentation

lundi 23 mars 2026 • Durée 27:41

Trade compliance isn't just a customs issue — it's a financial crime issue.In our latest NFCP podcast, I sat down with Francisco Montesinos Gutierrez, a seasoned trade compliance professional, to break down what every risk and compliance professional needs to know about global trade controls.We cover the three pillars of trade compliance — custom controls, sanctions & embargoes, and export controls — and why understanding all three is no longer optional if you're working in AML, fraud, or broader risk management.A few things that stuck with me from this conversation:→ Non-compliance with export controls isn't just a fine — it's a criminal offence→ Custom misclassification penalties can reach up to 100% of commercial value→ Sanctions, HS codes, and export licenses are more interconnected than most people realizeWhether you're new to trade compliance or looking to sharpen your cross-domain skills, this episode is a solid place to start.

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The FinCrime Friday Drop Q1

mardi 10 mars 2026 • Durée 38:46

Marco Beranzoni (FinCrime Agent) and Louie Vargas (NFCP)opened the series the right way — no slides, no scripts, just an honestconversation about how two FinCrime professionals built their careers from theground up.

A few things that came up worth sharing:

→ AI is coming for entry-level roles. Marco made itclear: if you're thinking about breaking into financial crime prevention, thewindow is now. In 3–5 years, those first-line, high-volume roles will look verydifferent.

→ Certifications alone won't get you there. Louie putit plainly — the cert without the practical experience is just a lamp without agenie. Both matter.

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Building Bridges in Financial Crime: Inside the World of Compliance Conferences

lundi 9 mars 2026 • Durée 27:18

In today’s episode, we dive deep into the evolving world of compliance conferences with Vincent Beard from Informa Connect. He shares his journey from studying English to becoming a conference director, emphasizing the importance of staying close to industry developments.

Vincent explains that the key to impactful conferences lies in balancing technical depth with accessibility. It’s crucial to cater to both seasoned professionals and those new to the field. This means starting with high-level discussions before delving into the details.

Communication is vital in this fast-paced environment. As issues evolve, so should our focus. By constantly engaging with industry experts, we can ensure that our events provide real value and insight.

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March Sanctions Update

mercredi 4 mars 2026 • Durée 50:38

Our first sanctions update of the year that will catch us up on all things sanctions from the beginning of 2026 until 4 March.

Joining us on this edition:

✅ Ian Bolton of Sanctions SOS broke down UK/OFSI updates

✅ Mark Handley of Duane Morris LLP covered EU sanctions + global enforcement actions

✅ Aleksi Pursiainen of Solid Plan Consulting brought the Nordic perspective

✅ Dara Fernandez of Cina Fernandez revealed US/OFAC developments

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International Women's Day Special: War-Rooming for Sanctions, Fighting Financial Exclusion & the Human Side of Financial Crime | Luma Zitani

mercredi 25 février 2026 • Durée 17:15

In this episode, host Marika Torsdotter sits down with Luma Zitani, a financial crime practitioner with 20 years of experience across small banks, large banks, and consultancy. Originally from Syria, Luma brings a perspective to this work that goes far beyond regulation — for her, financial crime prevention is deeply personal, and the stakes have never been abstract.

Luma opens up about what keeps her in the field two decades on: the intellectual challenge, the geopolitical pulse of it all, and the genuine conviction that her day job makes the world a little more just. She unpacks why economists make surprisingly great financial crime specialists — because understanding macro cause-and-effect and thinking like a criminal are more connected than most people realize.

The episode's standout moment is Luma's account of a quiet, unsung win: how she and her team war-gamed a major sanctions scenario before it happened, modeled every resource and volume implication, and when the sanctions finally hit, they were operational and screening within a day — a full 10 days ahead of every other bank. Nobody outside the room ever knew.

Luma also sounds a clear warning about a worrying trend: after years of progress on financial inclusion, the pendulum is swinging back. Debanking whole countries and communities is becoming fashionable again — and she's fighting hard to make sure it doesn't go all the way.

Topics covered:

Why financial crime prevention needs to feel vocational, not just like a job
The personal stakes: growing up in Syria and why fighting financial crime matters
What economists bring to financial crime that law enforcement backgrounds don't
What women uniquely bring to the field — reading people, minimizing harm, the pastoral dimension
The aging technology problem: legacy systems vs. rapidly evolving criminal tools
Why the future belongs to "super geeks" who embrace new technology
The financial exclusion pendulum: from debanking charities to a worrying swing back
The untold war room story: being 10 days ahead of every other bank when major sanctions hit
Catastrophizing as a compliance superpower — why stress-testing scenarios saves lives

International Women's Day Special: Sanctions, AI Screening & Breaking the Glass Ceiling in FCP | Hera Smith

mercredi 25 février 2026 • Durée 19:00

In this episode, host Marika Torsdotter reconnects with Hera U. Smith, a financial crime and third-party risk specialist at Moody's, with over a decade of experience spanning sanctions, export controls, and AML — across both the United States and Europe.

Hera's path into the field is one few would have predicted: she started in litigation law at a firm in Los Angeles, passed the bar, and stumbled into banking compliance just as Russia's invasion of Crimea was triggering a wave of new sanctions that needed someone to interpret, apply, and operationalize them fast. That turning point shaped everything.

The conversation covers a lot of ground — from a fascinating Federal Reserve study showing AI-powered LLMs can cut false positives in sanctions screening by over 90%, to the surprisingly old-school ways sanctions evaders are still getting away with it (think: painting over ship IMO numbers). Hera also shares an unexpected transferable skill she never saw coming: tutoring kids.

And in a candid moment, Hera speaks to something the series is all about — the gender shift that happens as women climb the compliance ladder. Equal or majority at entry level, but increasingly outnumbered at the top. It's a dynamic she's seen firsthand, and it's exactly why conversations like this one matter.

Topics covered:

What the compliance industry gets wrong — and why reaching out to tech companies is the fix
How AI and LLMs are transforming sanctions screening (with real data from a Federal Reserve study)
Why compliance professionals should stop being afraid to experiment with technology
Hera's unexpected career path: from LA litigation law to sanctions specialist in Europe
The transferable skill nobody talks about: teaching kids how to simplify complex material
Mentorship and why loyalty shouldn't hold you back from growing
Sanctions evasion tactics: the old-school methods still in use today
The gender gap in senior compliance roles — and why it needs to change

International Women's Day Special: Compliance Meets AI: Building Trust, Closing Knowledge Gaps & Fighting Smarter Criminals | Aneta Klosek

mercredi 25 février 2026 • Durée 19:50

In this episode, host Marika Torsdotter sits down with Aneta Klosek, founder of Aithea — a startup connecting compliance professionals with the right tools and preparing them for the technology of tomorrow. With over 16 years of experience in financial crime prevention, Aneta brings a rare combination of deep regulatory knowledge, sales intuition, and a genuine passion for making compliance less "dry and dusty."

Aneta's journey started in traditional banking before moving to London to join a sanctions screening startup — and from there, she was hooked. She shares what it feels like to work in a field where you're quite literally fighting criminals, why storytelling is one of the most underrated compliance skills, and what two stubborn problems have still not been solved after 15+ years: data quality and the knowledge gap.

But the conversation's standout moment? Aneta's eye-opening account of fully AI-generated investment firms — fake companies, fake employees, fake LinkedIn profiles — targeting vulnerable startup founders. A chilling reminder that while the compliance world debates AI strategy, criminals are already deploying it.

Whether you're in fintech, compliance, or just AI-curious, this episode will leave you thinking differently about trust, technology, and why "Tinder for the tech space" might just be the best elevator pitch in compliance.

Topics covered:

How Aneta fell into financial crime prevention — and never looked back
Why FCP professionals are "superheroes" with real-world impact
The power of network-building and personal branding for women entering the field
What women uniquely bring to risk and compliance: reading nuance and unspoken tension
The two biggest unsolved problems in compliance: data quality and the knowledge gap
How criminals are using AI interdisciplinarily — and outpacing prevention
AI-generated fake companies targeting startup founders: a real and growing threat
Storytelling as a compliance superpower
How to explain your job at a dinner party (hint: think Tinder for tech)

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