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  • PEP Screening Is Not PEP Risk Assessment: The African Context

    PEP Screening Is Not PEP Risk Assessment: The African Context

    A screening hit is a starting point—not a risk conclusion. In financial crime compliance, few concepts…

  • Can You KYC Someone Who Has No Formal Address?

    Can You KYC Someone Who Has No Formal Address?

    Rethinking Proof of Address in Africa’s Informal and Digital Economies A customer wants to open a…

  • The Rise of Money Mule Networks in Africa’s Digital Payment Ecosystem

    The Rise of Money Mule Networks in Africa’s Digital Payment Ecosystem

    How fraud networks are turning ordinary accounts into the infrastructure of organised financial crime A bank…

  • When Fraud Becomes Money Laundering: The Growing Connection Between Digital Scams and African Fintech

    When Fraud Becomes Money Laundering: The Growing Connection Between Digital Scams and African Fintech

    Introduction Africa’s financial landscape is changing rapidly. Across the continent, mobile money, digital banks, payment platforms…

  • The African Customer Does Not Always Have a Payslip: Rethinking Source of Funds in Informal Economies

    The African Customer Does Not Always Have a Payslip: Rethinking Source of Funds in Informal Economies

    Why traditional Source of Funds expectations do not always fit African financial realities A customer is…

  • How FATF Grey-Listing Affects African Banks and Fintechs

    How FATF Grey-Listing Affects African Banks and Fintechs

    Introduction For African banks and fintechs, few regulatory developments can have as much international impact as…

  • Why Africa Is High-Risk but High-Opportunity for Fintech

    Why Africa Is High-Risk but High-Opportunity for Fintech

    Understanding the Balance Between Financial Inclusion, Innovation and Financial Crime Risk For many global financial institutions,…

  • Can AML Rules Exclude the Very People Fintech Seeks to Serve?

    Can AML Rules Exclude the Very People Fintech Seeks to Serve?

    Introduction Imagine you’re a farmer in northern Ghana. You sell maize. You earn cash. You have…

  • Why Cross-Border Payments Remain One of West Africa’s Biggest AML Challenges

    Why Cross-Border Payments Remain One of West Africa’s Biggest AML Challenges

    Imagine a trader in Bamako, Mali, who needs to pay a supplier in Dakar, Senegal. Despite…

  • 5 AML Challenges Facing African Fintechs in 2026

    5 AML Challenges Facing African Fintechs in 2026

    Africa’s fintech revolution continues to reshape the financial landscape. From mobile money platforms in Kenya and…

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