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Each episode of FCC-7 is a conversation with a subject matter expert diving into a specific topic. As we know you are busy and we are very conscious of your time, we limited each episode to 7 minutes (plus intro and takeways) to provide very high content density and great insights in a very short format.
We hope you’ll enjoy it and learn something new with each episode. Also visit the FCC-7 Insights for more white papers and articles.
In this episode, which is all about FCC in the securities industry, we listen to a conversation between Neterium’s CEO Luc Meurant and Jim Freis.
Jim has an enormous experience in FCC, as a former head of FINCEN, the Financial Intelligence Unit of the US, and then later as chief compliance officer for Deutsche Börse Group in Germany.
Jim brings a unique perspective on financial crime compliance. He combines experiences from public and private sectors, has been working for incumbent and disrupter companies, and has been operating both in the US and in Europe.
In their chat, Luc and Jim explore the many facets of FCC in the securities domain, from how screening and monitoring securities transactions is different from payments, to how regulations may evolve, and how the emergence of crypto could influence the industry’s future.
To kick off the conversation, they start by looking at how securities are different from payments, and how the complexity of securities transactions makes it harder to define effective financial crime policies.
In this episode, which is all about data privacy, AI, and the cloud, we listen to a conversation between Neterium’s Chief Commercial Officer Florence Vicentini, and Raphael Dana.
Raphael is attorney at law based in Paris and has been practicing for over 15 years. He has been advising many companies around data privacy related questions and has numerous clients in the financial sector.
Florence and Raphael are discussing many of the hot topics in the data privacy debate. including scope and roles in the European GDPR regulation, the consequences of the cancellation of the US Privacy Shield, as well as the new cloud offerings trying to solve the data confidentiality, and data sovereignty issues.
But first, they start by reflecting on the apparent paradox of privacy in FCC, where we need data to perform KYC checks and enrich our AI models, but at the same time we must respect Data Privacy regulations.
In this episode, which is part of our series on AI in FCC, we listen to a conversation between Pascal Aerens and Eric Malherbe. Eric has been working as an expert and consultant in FCC technology for nearly 15 years.
Today’s conversation is focusing on a concept that looked like the holy grail of FCC, the “single customer view ”.
Eric and Pascal speak about their experience and wonder if this concept is now a reality or still a myth. To kick off the conversation, they remember how things started around 2008, when the term single customer view what first heard in FCC as part of the GRC trend.
In this episode, a special look back at 20 years of FCC, we listen to a conversation between Peter Bauer and Neterium’s CEO, Luc Meurant, as they discuss how watchlist screening has evolved over the years from the early days after nine-eleven to today, with AI, the Cloud and industry-wide initiatives.
Peter is a senior advisor at the Basel Institute on governance. Through his former role at UBS and his participation and advisory work in many leading industry groups including the Wolfsberg Group, Peter has been ideally positioned to witness the evolution of financial crime compliance over the last 20 years.
To kick off the conversation, Luc and Peter remember how banks had to completely change their approach to screening, very quickly, after the events of nine-eleven.