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Swift: Compliance Costs Doubling Every Four Years

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Swift's Nicolas Stuckens banks must invest in technology to avoid playing catch-up.

The whitepaper, Meeting the Operational Challenge of Sanctions Compliance, reports that banks are now facing more pressure to "re-prove" their abilities to cope with increased volumes and the data sets that are growing rapidly.

As such, banks must invest in robust technology and ensure that they have a complete understanding of the myriad of regulatory mandates, according to Nicolas Stuckens, manager of anti-money laundering (AML) sanctions initiatives at Swift.

"All the banks have invested in

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