A new global study led by Datos Insights and commissioned by SAS explores how financial institutions are bringing fraud and anti-money laundering (AML) closer together – and what’s standing in the way.
Based on responses from 165 banking leaders around the world, the research looks at the state of fraud and AML convergence (FRAML) today, what’s driving change and where institutions are investing to get a more complete view of financial crime risk.
Which consequences has your institution experienced because fraud and AML operate separately or are not fully aligned? Select all that apply
Source: Datos Insights Survey of 165 fraud and AML Compliance executives at global FIs on FRAML convergence Q3 2026
Disconnected approaches have real consequences
86% of respondents report missed connections between fraud and money laundering.
81% of respondents report duplicate alerts or cases.
Disconnected approaches have real consequences
Explore the findings, challenges and priorities shaping the convergence of fraud and AML – and what they could mean for the future of financial crime prevention.
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