
Building the Foundation for AML Modernization: Insights from Industry Leaders
industry experts reveal the strategies, leadership approaches, and technological shifts powering the next wave of AML modernization.

Chris is a global financial services leader with extensive experience in several financial crime disciplines including anti-money laundering, KYC, sanctions, anti-human trafficking, and information sharing. He has led and built multiple financial crime programs within the U.S. mid-size and super-regional banking sector.

industry experts reveal the strategies, leadership approaches, and technological shifts powering the next wave of AML modernization.

AML modernisation goes beyond systems. It’s about partnerships, purpose, and protecting communities. Explore how collaboration and human impact fuel real change.

Romance scams, pig butchering, and human trafficking aren’t just financial crimes; they’re deeply personal tragedies with life-altering consequences. Fraud expert Freddy Massimi has seen the human toll firsthand, and it’s driven his mission to protect victims and outsmart the criminals behind these evolving schemes.

What changes when anti-financial crime leaders stop focusing only on rules? Kimberly Lacey explains why purpose, context, and human impact matter more than ever.

From breaking down the silos that separate fraud, AML, and cybersecurity teams, to navigating the anxieties that slow AI adoption, La Huis makes the case for a bolder vision.

Anti-money laundering compliance can be relentless enough to turn people into robots just clearing the queue. Jamie Thomas of Fulton Bank says empathy and a shared sense of why the work matters build a stronger, more resilient team.