SS&C GoCentral Uses A.I. & BPR SS&C Technologies has launched a fund administration platform, dubbed GoCentral, that uses artificial intelligence (A.I.) to facilitate a unified platform for accessing information and systems, officials say. In addition to A.I., the web platform leverages business process re-engineering (BPR) “in an exception management-based approach to optimize front, middle and… Read More >>
Sanctioned Securities Face Ops & Trading Halts
As the Russian military further invades Ukraine, aiming for the capital Kyiv, the global economic sanctions are beginning to take hold for securities-trading firms as the financial retaliations impact trading activity and securities operations. FTF News has been keeping track of the growing list of economic sanctions against Russia via coverage at “SWIFT Expels Key… Read More >>
SWIFT Expels Key Russian Banks as Hackers Target Wall Street
Russian President Vladimir V. Putin’s bloody invasion of Ukraine has caused the expulsion of key Russian banks from SWIFT, spurred multiple economic sanctions, and increased the chances that Russian hackers will retaliate via attacks upon financial services organizations. In response to Russia’s aggression, President Biden, European leaders, and Japan have imposed a series of global economic sanctions that… Read More >>
BAE Systems & Kharon Target Sanctions Screening
BAE Clients Get Access to Kharon’s Analytics Anti-money laundering (AML) solutions provider BAE Systems Applied Intelligence is partnering with Kharon, a research and data analytics vendor to offer BAE customers Kharon’s data and analytics to improve sanctions screening and bolster investigations, officials say. The partnership will enable BAE Systems compliance solution NetReveal to access Kharon… Read More >>
Société Générale Settles Sanctions & AML Claims for $1.3B
French bank Société Générale will be paying $1.83 billion (€1.2 billion) in penalties to five U.S. authorities in major effort to resolve probes into allegations that the bank has violated economic sanctions and laundered money. Specifically, Société Générale, based in Paris, reached settlement agreements, from largest to smallest, of: $717.2 million to the U.S. Attorney’s… Read More >>
SocGen May Pay $1.27B Penalty via Sanctions Case
Société Générale officials report that they are working with seven major American authorities to resolve a U.S. sanctions investigation, and that an ultimate settlement may cost the French banking giant $1.27 billion (€1.1 billion), which adds to the bank’s list of sanctions and regulatory compliance woes. “ … Société Générale has entered into a phase… Read More >>
