Australian-listed technology regulation company Kyckr is partnering with defence, security, and aerospace company BAE Systems Applied Intelligence to jointly address anti-money laundering and compliance challenges of regulated firms.
Kyckr (ASX:KYK) says the initiative will deliver accurate and efficient know-your-customer (KYC) and customer due diligence (CDD) solutions to address money-laundering issues, and with the partnership empowering mutual customers to benefit from Kyckr’s network of over 180 registries and 170 million entities across 120 countries.
“Competitive advantage lies in providing a frictionless customer journey – while minimizing risk,” said Peter Fisher, Product Director,
“Partnering with Kyckr, enables the automated screening of corporate records data within our NetReveal Customer Due Diligence solution. The result is effective investigations, better detection and ultimately, a smoother end customer experience.”
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Date started current role: June 2018
Location: London, UK
Stuart Kemp is co-founder and CTO of Reducer, the UK s most comprehensive business price comparison solution. Prior to Reducer, Stuart worked at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence where he designed and developed systems for the UK Government. During his 12 years there, he was tech lead on a major cyber security project, developed an advanced data analytics platform, and initiated several internal innovation projects.
What was your first job? My first graduate job was at Detica, a small consultancy company with a heritage in deploying mathematical thinkers to solve difficult problems like bank fraud. I was building platforms for analysing and visualising big datasets. Looking back it was an environment filled with highly technical geeks. It was a situation I felt comfortable in. Even now, many years later, I am still adapting my working style for teams that don’t always want the details of what’s going on ‘under the ho