Anti Money Laundering Reporting System (AMLRS)

AMLRS was designed for financial institutions to prevent and report money-laundering activities. The system monitored banking transactions, investigates and reports transactions that were of a suspicious nature. The same system was used for scanning new accounts and initiating the KYC process, other automated or manual tasks

Features

  • Data Sourcing from Multiple Systems
  • Customizable Data filter logic for suspicious transaction
  • Case Registration system
  • Case Resolution process
  • Resolution process have auto-escalation and prioritizing features
  • Ability to group cases together for same customer account
  • User Management with AD integration and Access Control
  • MIS Reports
  • Cases Prioritization, Case Aging
  • Resolution Report, Case Summary Reports
  • Escalation matrix for various cases
  • Audit Trails
  • Scan for new accounts and initiate KYC process

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