Why Data Sharing and Technology Are Key to Tackling Illicit

Financial crime’s ability to cause havoc is escalating, and public and private actors are stepping up their efforts to confront it. But these counter-attacks are not enough. The financial ecosystem must embrace public-private data collaboration and harness an intelligence-led approach to improve its financial-crime-fighting credentials.

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