Machine Learning in the Global Fight Against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing: An Affordance Perspective
agosto 9, 2024 | by André Monteiro
Analytical summary by MSc. André Monteiro, originally published on Medium (August 2024) — condenses Canhoto, A. I., et al. (2021), “Leveraging machine learning in the global fight against money laundering and terrorism financing: an affordance’s perspective”, Journal of Business Research, 131, 441–452.
What you will find:
- The gap: the actual affordance of ML for AML detection at the studied bank was lower than the perceived one
- State of practice: AI/ML in AML is still more experimental than systematic, despite FATF promotion
- Technique fit: supervised for known patterns; unsupervised and boosting for real-time, evolving behaviour
- Practical limits: processing capacity, data quality, legacy-system silos, unstructured data
- Binding constraint: legal frameworks and data-sharing between banks and law enforcement
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