Strengthen customer relationships while monitoring for AML risks
Financial institutions are required to establish criteria for monitoring accounts and relationships that pose greater than normal risk of Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering (AML) violations. The Crowe DCI framework can help you integrate customer identification programs, customer risk rating, and AML-enhanced due diligence activities into account-opening processes.
How the Crowe DCI framework can help
The web-based Crowe DCI solution can be embedded in your bank’s account-opening platform, allowing for seamless customer data collection. Crowe DCI also integrates with your transaction monitoring system, data warehouse, and common third-party information sources to provide a complete picture of risk. Risk elements and scoring tables are tailored to reflect your unique risk assessment. The framework draws on the extensive experience of the Crowe financial crime services group and proven Crowe AML implementation methods.
Solutions
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These 2025 illustrative financial statements for financial institutions include common disclosures as required under applicable accounting standards.
Financial leaders can strengthen CECL oversight with an allowance for credit losses checklist to enhance governance and accuracy.
Bank Director’s 2026 Bank M&A Survey, sponsored by Crowe, shows rising pricing expectations renewing interest among bank leaders considering a sale.
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The Crowe DCI framework brings together effective, high-risk customer management technology with an easy-to-use AML case management tool. Contact us today.
