Compare D&B Risk Analytics vs. Temenos Financial Crime Mitigation

Globally, teams in risk, procurement, and compliance are under pressure to manage geopolitical risks and business risks. Third-party risks are impacted by the complexity of domestic and international businesses, as well as complex and diverse regulations. It is crucial that companies proactively manage third-party relationships. This cutting-edge platform, powered by D&B Data Cloud's 520M+ Global Business Records with 2B+ annual updates for third-party risks, is an AI-powered solution that mitigates and monitors counterparty risk on a continual basis. D&B Risk Analytics uses best-in class risk data, including alerts for high-risk purchases and match points of more than a billion. This helps to drive informed decisions. Intelligent workflows allow for quick and thorough screening. Receive alerts on key business indicators.

The comprehensive product family integrates sanctions screening, PEP matching, KYC risk scoring and categorization, AML transaction monitoring and fraud prevention, while also catering to all user functionalities such as alert management, case management, reporting, and dashboards. Employed by more than 300 banks worldwide, ranging from leading global institutions to smaller regional financial entities, Temenos’ renowned Financial Crime Mitigation (FCM) suite empowers banks and financial institutions to sidestep regulatory penalties, identify fraudulent activities, and reduce reputational risks, all while enhancing processing efficiency and optimizing costs in accordance with a risk-based approach. Utilizing advanced algorithms, intelligent contextual whitelists, and robotic process automation, the system significantly lowers operational expenses. Clients have reported that they have doubled their efficiency in hit evaluations, achieving a remarkable 250% increase with only a 30% rise in headcount. This successful integration of algorithms, rules, and Artificial Intelligence underscores the effectiveness of the FCM solution in the financial sector. Furthermore, the holistic approach ensures that all aspects of financial crime prevention are covered, providing peace of mind to financial institutions and their stakeholders.