Welcome to Episode 23 of our Neterium Talks: "The rise of composable solutions in Compliance: How the Neterium API enables operational ecosystems"
A composable enterprise is a modular approach in technology, where businesses use interchangeable components to build flexible, adaptable systems. Using a combination of APIs, micro-services, and agile practices, this model enables rapid responses to change, allowing for scalable, customisable solutions aligned closely with business goals.
As banks actively pursue their digital transformation, they follow this approach and move from siloed monolithic solutions to an ecosystem of components powered by APIs. This evolution also takes place in compliance, where the separation between sanctions, KYC, and AML has long hindered operational efficiency. Many institutions now consider a holistic approach to compliance operations and are building the base layers to integrate API-based components into their workflows.
Join us for this webinar on Thursday 14th of November 2024 at 4 PM to explore with Pascal Aerens, Co-Founder and CPO of Neterium, how Neterium API is shaping the future of enterprise architecture and unlocking the power of financial crime compliance.
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