
Empowering businesses to turn financial crime compliance into a competitive advantage

Empowering businesses to turn financial crime compliance into a competitive advantage

Finomni is a boutique consultancy that helps clients to fight financial crime.
We provide expertise in combatting money laundering, terrorism financing, sanctions evasion, proliferation financing, modern slavery, human trafficking and bribery and corruption.
We have experience working with UK and Asia based think tanks, medium sized banks in Hong Kong, Singapore and UAE as well as Fintech and Cryptocurrency companies based in Europe.
Our philosophy is based on transparency, integrity, and trust. We do not primarily concentrate on revenue targets nor do we push a one size-fits all model.
Our sole focus is on using our expertise to deliver what our partners need.
Each project is approached on its own merit, with a dedicated member of the senior leadership team as well as an SME with expertise relevant to the issue.

Lead and provide resource support on both internal and external investigations

Tailored to the need of the organisation, department, group or individual

Review, build and implement financial crime policies and framework.

Conduct enterprise wide or financial crime pillar specific risk assessment with recommendations to identify regulatory and best practice gaps

Including investor due diligence, thematic reviews and business intelligence reports

Assess transaction monitoring and screening systems, alert generation rules and typology development

Develop response to local, regional or international regulatory bodies, including advisory on mitigation of any gaps identified

Ranging from subject matter expertise to fill a gap in executive positions or managed services for remediation activities.

Define the “as-is” current operational model and work with the you to create a blueprint of the “to-be” desired state
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