Detect hidden risk across complex portfolios, high-value transactions, and sophisticated client structures without slowing down client service.

The wealth-management-AML-challenge

Where complexity meets risk in wealth management

  • €2.7B+ AML fines in 2024
  • €170M+ penalties in 2025 (weak transaction monitoring and risk controls)
  • Zero-tolerance on AML failures
  • Incomplete source-of-wealth verification
  • Poor visibility across client relationships and accounts
  • Ineffective ongoing transaction monitoring
  • Manual processes leading to alert backlogs

Borderless Risk

High-net-worth individuals often operate across jurisdictions, increasing exposure to cross-border risk

Hidden Ownership

Complex structures like trusts, shell companies and family offices, obscure beneficial ownership

Friction vs. Control

Personalised services create pressure to reduce friction, often at the expense of oversight

Purpose-Built Transaction Monitoring for Wealth & Private Banking

Automated Alerts & Prioritisation

Case Management

Risk-Scoring

AI-Powered AML for Complex Wealth and High-Risk Clients

1

Private Banking Clients

Detect unusual fund movements inconsistent with known wealth sources.
2

Family Offices & Trust Structures

Identify hidden connections and layered transactions across entities.
3

Portfolio-Based Monitoring

Track risk across investment accounts, not just transactional flows.
4

Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs)

Apply enhanced monitoring with AI-driven contextual intelligence.
5

Cross-Product Visibility

Link activity across deposits, investments, lending, and offshore vehicles.

We finally have visibility across complex client structures, something we couldn’t achieve with legacy systems.

Private BankHead of Compliance

AI-driven prioritisation reduced our alert volume by over 40% while improving detection accuracy

Wealth Management FirmAML Director

We can now confidently manage high-risk clients without compromising compliance or client experience

Family OfficeChief Risk Officer

How is ComplyRadar different from traditional transaction monitoring systems?

Can the platform handle complex ownership structures?

How does ComplyRadar reduce false positives?

Is it suitable for high-net-worth client environments?

How quickly can it be deployed?

Transform Your AML Operations