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Automated Regulatory Compliance Monitoring

A 2023 study by Moody's Analytics found that AI-powered compliance tools can reduce false positives in anti-money laundering (AML) alerts, leading to more efficient resource allocation.[36]

AI can improve the management of regulatory obligations and changes by monitoring updates and tracking notifications more effectively. Organizations often receive a large volume of daily regulatory alerts, which traditionally require manual review, prioritization, and distribution. By using AI, institutions can speed up their response and adaptation times, helping to reduce compliance risks and avoid potential fines.[37]

Existing tools have monitoring, alerts, analysis and reporting capabilities regarding regulatory compliance issues. Most organizations have either very expensive tooling, or cobble together manual processes in-house. We don't know of many which are agentic and/or proactive yet, but if at an attractive price point, this will certainly be an area to watch in 2025.