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Technology and Anti-Money Laundering - A Systems Theory and Risk-Based Approach (Hardcover)
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`While there is much noise about the control of money laundering,
there are few whose work is able to rise above the din and in clear
notes contribute in a constructive manner to the debate. This work
is not only an intelligent discussion of many of the substantive
issues relating to the control of money laundering, but a great
deal more. Drawing on systems theory and seeing the control of
money laundering particularly from the standpoint of technology as
complex and integral to the proper and effective operation of
financial institutions, the author addresses in a novel and
practical way the design and management of risk based compliance.
The theory is tested, not only in terms of viable technology, but
also in an actual case study involving real issues in a bank.
Consequently, those concerned with the formulation of policy, the
design of controls and procedures and the implementation of such
will find the contribution that this book makes of great
significance.' - Barry Rider, Bryan Cave LLP, UK`This book avoids
the usual trap of interminably listing AML war stories. Instead Dr.
Demetis presents a solid theoretical foundation for AML research
and practice. He gives a damning critique of the way so-called
technological solutions are used uncritically by some AML
professionals, and analyses the risk-based approach, describing its
problems and ways of avoiding them. He presents a fascinating
in-depth case study of a financial institution, and a short case of
a bank using technology to improve its True Positive Rate
substantially to 17 per cent.' - Ian Angell, London School of
Economics, UK `Dr Demetis makes a great contribution to our
understanding of anti-money laundering at both a systems and
practical level. [He] writes as someone who not only thinks deeply
about these issues but, as the in-depth case examples show, has
tried to see how far technology can address some audacious goals.
Readers will learn that while risk-based approaches to anti-money
laundering have been an interesting regulatory development,
practical implementation, despite the hype of technology vendors,
is "still at a primordial state".' - Michael Mainelli, Gresham
College and Z/YEN Group, UK This insightful book examines the
influence of information systems on anti-money laundering (AML). It
builds on systems theory in order to develop a coherent theoretical
framework that can be used for AML research. By using a case study
of a major financial institution in the EU-area, a number of
technological influences on AML are deconstructed and are used to
examine the role that technology plays within AML. The book
provides a systems theoretical description of the effects of
technology on AML and offers considerations on the risk-based
approach - the most important contemporary evolution within
regulatory initiatives on AML and terrorism financing. Technology
and Anti-Money Laundering will appeal to researchers of financial
crime and AML as well as those interested in information systems
and systems theory. A number of considerations for practitioners
are also discussed, including the risk-based approach and the
integration of AML-technology in financial institutions, as well as
an important data-mining application. Money Laundering Reporting
Officers (MLROs) in financial institutions and central bankers will
also find much of interest in this book.
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