Neterium Talks: Mastering Financial Crime Compliance in the Digital Age
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Neterium Talks, a captivating webinar series that delves into the latest hot topics in Financial Crime Compliance. In just 25 minutes, we provide a comprehensive overview of these subjects, followed by an in-depth discussion and an open Q&A session for valuable exchange and dialogue.
Join us Thursday, 11th December at 5 PM CET for an in-depth session on the global shift to ISO 20022: the transformative messaging standard that’s reshaping payments worldwide.
Learn how richer, standardised payment data can:
Enhance interoperability
Improve AML and compliance screening
Reduce false positives
Strengthen risk management
Our expert Elie Lasker, Senior Product Manager at Neterium, will walk you through the practical steps financial institutions need to migrate successfully, ensuring operational efficiency while staying ahead of evolving regulatory requirements.
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