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Caribbean-based Proven Bank taps Ireland’s Fenergo for transaction monitoring solution

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Proven Bank Partners with Fenergo to Enhance AML Compliance

Key Points:

  1. Partnership Overview:
    • Caribbean-based Proven Bank has partnered with Irish fintech Fenergo to improve its anti-money laundering (AML) compliance processes.
  2. Technology Implementation:
    • Proven Bank will implement Fenergo’s transaction monitoring solution, starting at its Cayman Islands branch, followed by rollouts in St. Lucia and at Proven Wealth in Jamaica.
  3. Goals of the Initiative:
    • The partnership is part of Proven Bank’s broader strategic initiative to enhance digital capabilities and operational efficiency across its offshore banking locations.
  4. Benefits of Fenergo’s Solution:
    • Fenergo’s technology aims to reduce false positives, automate manual AML processes, and focus compliance efforts on higher-risk customers.
  5. Proven Bank’s Motivation:
    • The bank’s decision was driven by increasing regulatory pressures and Fenergo’s reputation for AML expertise and compliance technology.
  6. Strategic Alignment:
    • According to Nikita Kissoon, Proven Bank’s deputy CEO, the collaboration aligns with the bank’s commitment to combating financial crime and adapting to regulatory changes across its locations.

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