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How to easily prepare for an audit with Creditro Comply

There are few emails that make your shoulders tense up quite like a notice of an upcoming inspection. With just 14 days’ notice, you suddenly need to...

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AML automation: why a softwarepartner can't replace your risk assessment

Today, automation plays a central role in anti-money laundering (AML) compliance. Systems can efficiently manage customer data, screening, and...

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What is money laundering, and how does it work?

The term may be over 100 years old – but it still begs the question: what is money laundering exactly? How do we spot it and how do we prevent it?...

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What is KYC?

KYC (Know Your Customer) is a legally required process through which businesses identify, verify and assess the risk of their customers in order to...

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How to choose the right KYC solution for your business

If you are an AML officer, compliance manager or decision-maker in a business subject to the Danish Anti-Money Laundering Act, this article is for...

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The gut feeling: an important tool in compliance

Most people working with AML compliance will recognise the feeling when your gut feeling just doesn’t sit right.

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Product news: Say hello to Comply Light

We are pleased to officially launch Comply Light – a simplified solution designed for lawyers who need to collect and store ID documentation in a...

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Prepare your business for the new pooled client account legislation

Time is running out if you want to stay ahead of the legislative changes affecting lawyers who use pooled client accounts, which come into force on...

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How to ensure a solid KYC-process in Creditro Comply

When it comes to anti-money laundering processes, one thing is certain: documentation, structure and ongoing oversight are essential. That is...

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