News
24 May 2019

Deutsche Bank discovers years-old AML software glitch

Region:
Europe

Deutsche Bank has discovered a software glitch in its anti-money laundering (AML) processes as regulatory pressure continues to stress the global banking sector.The lender discovered the glitch that prevents a program that retroactively scans and analyzes corporate payments to flag potentially...

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