Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Market

Global Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Market Size (2024 to 2032)

The size of the global anti-money laundering market was worth USD 3.40 billion in 2023. The global market is supposed to expand from USD 3.93 billion in 2024 to USD 12.53 billion by 2032, and it will also register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.6% over the projection period.

Anti-money laundering (AML) refers to a solution that allows banks and other financial institutions to monitor customer behavior in the event of suspicious criminal financial activity through automated processes. Different types of AML solutions have been considered in the anti-money laundering market, such as transaction monitoring, currency transaction reporting, customer identity management, and compliance management. The increase in the volume of global transactions has resulted in the deployment of AML solutions in banks and other financial institutions.

Various banks, governments, and other regulatory institutions are educating the public about careful monitoring of transactions and due diligence of customers to prevent cases of financial crime, which is supposed to fuel the demand for these anti-money laundering solutions.

The emergence of small and medium-sized banks and financial institutions increases the demand for a comprehensive anti-money laundering solution, which will help them transparently monitor their transactions and avoid unnecessary surveillance costs and other functions. Therefore, solution providers are introducing them to meet the demand of this user segment.

MARKET TRENDS

On-premises deployment mode is a traditional approach in which solutions are deployed and operated from customers' internal servers. Local solutions give organizations full control over platforms, applications, systems, and data, which can be processed and managed by your IT staff. Local deployment mode adoption is greater in organizations where user credentials are critical to business operations because they can control systems.

The end-users of banking and financial services include retail banking, digital banking, commercial banking, investments through hedge funds, pension funds, wealth management, virtual currency and exchange systems, cross-border payment and money service companies. Banks are the world's first and largest end-user of AML solutions. They are the main clients of key players worldwide. According to the European Commission, around one percent of the EU's annual gross domestic product, or around 160 billion euros, is spent on money laundering activities such as corruption, arms trafficking, and smuggling. Human beings, drug trafficking, tax evasion, fraud, financing of terrorism, and other illegal activities. These facts and figures illustrate the importance of AML solutions and services in the banking and financial sectors.

MARKET DRIVERS

The main driver of the anti-money laundering (AML) market is the convergence of increased regulations, enforcement, and next-generation technologies that address money laundering.

Money management and fraud throughout the company. Additionally, it has become essential for financial firms to understand the importance of compliance and invest in anti-money laundering technology to reduce risk factors in business operations. Mandatory anti-money laundering software solutions for companies to prevent illegal fundraising activities are supposed to boost the industry in the coming years.

MARKET RESTRAINTS

On the other hand, the global anti-money laundering market is limiting its growth due to the high cost of implementation, problems related to data security, and the complexity of data interpretation.

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REGIONAL ANALYSIS

The anti-money laundering software solutions market is currently dominated by North America due to technological advancement in this area. However, the Asia-Pacific anti-money laundering market is predicted to have the highest growth rate over the foreseen period.

KEY PLAYERS IN THE GLOBAL ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING (AML) MARKET

Some of the major players in the global anti-money laundering market are Fiserv Inc., SAS Institute Inc., NICE Actimize Inc., Norkom Technologies Ltd, IBM, TCS, Oracle Corp, Infosys, 3i Infotech Ltd, Accuity Birst Inc., ACI Worldwide Inc, Acquilan Technologies Inc, Ficrosoft, Cellent Finance Solutions AG, EastNets Ltd, and Ficrosoft Infor Global Solutions, FIS.

RECENT HAPPENINGS IN THE GLOBAL ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING (AML) MARKET

• In July 2020, NICE Actimize enhanced SURVEIL-X, a holistic business surveillance solution that enabled financial services organizations (FSOs) to rapidly build, test, and deploy customized analytical risk detection models to fill regulatory gaps in terms of risks. and operational

• In March 2020, NICE Actimize added novel applications to its X-Sight market. These applications provide digital information to detect fraud and suspicious activity. The new additions also include capabilities that collect and connect open-source digital tracks and solutions that detect checks, credit cards, and mobile fraud.

• In April 2019, NICE Actimize launched CDD-X to modernize KYC/CDD programs with advanced analytics and the power of artificial intelligence. The strong combination of AI technology with NICE Actimize's expertise in KYC/CDD reduces client review time by up to 70% and increases the accuracy of handling high-risk clients.

DETAILED SEGMENTATION OF THE GLOBAL ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING (AML) MARKET INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT

The global anti-money laundering market is segmented and sub-segmented based on the component, product, deployment type, and region.

By Component

• Software
• Services

By Product

• Transaction monitoring
• Currency Transaction Reporting
• Customer Identity Management
• Compliance Management

By Deployment Type

• Cloud
• On-Premises

By Region

• North America
• Europe
• Asia-Pacific
• Latin America
• The Middle East and Africa