Whether you are a lender, a mortgage broker, or providing financing to businesses, you are expected to maintain the same commitments to AML compliance as other financial institutions. But AML is likely only one of many compliance responsibilities you have right now. So how do you meet your AML obligations and still provide an exceptional customer experience?
The right AML solution should make your life easier.
Alessa’s powerful, integrated platform is designed make it easy for you to take a risk-based approach to AML compliance. From providing a daily report of your riskiest clients, to automating many of the tasks and workflows to help complete investigations and reporting, Alessa can make AML compliance the easiest part of your day.
Why Compliance Professionals Prefer Alessa
One Integrated AML Platform
A complete AML compliance program on one integrated platform, Alessa provides you with seamless compliance functionality – from the first red flag to the final regulatory report.
Get a Daily Update of Client Risk
Alessa provides you with a comprehensive update on client risk, highlighting the customer whose risk scores have surpassed your establishment’s risk threshold in the last 24 hours.
A 360° View of Each Client
Alessa 360 provides a complete view of client information and activities, making suspicious activity easier to investigate and resolve.
Expedited Results Through Automation
We've streamlined and automated many of the time-consuming AML tasks, making it easier and more efficient for you detect, investigate and report suspicious activity.
Meets Unique Needs
Alessa has developed a unique AML platform to help simplify compliance specifically for mortgage and lending companies.
Alessa’s Integrated AML Software for Lending, Mortgage and Financing Firms Offers You
Identity Verification & KYC for Lending & Finance Firms
Client onboarding with Alessa allows you to verify identities and search sanctions, PEPs, OFAC and proprietary lists in real-time. Once onboarded, you’ll have tools to better understand the nature and purpose of client relationships for enhanced anomaly detection.
Avoid Risky Clients With Sanctions Screening for Lending and Financing Firms
Using sanctions, OFAC, law enforcement, PEPs, adverse media, and internal high-risk lists, Alessa highlights the potential risk associated with a client during onboarding. Screening can be done in real-time, periodically or on-demand.
Detect Suspicious Patterns With Lending and Financing Transaction Monitoring
Alessa analyzes all of your transactions in real-time using an extensive library of analytics, to generate alerts for suspicious activities. These alerts are sent to the appropriate personnel via text or email for investigation and/or reporting.
Risk Scoring You Control
Using data from various sources, Alessa allows you to develop a risk scoring model that matches your establishment’s risk tolerance so you can easily assess the risks of doing business with an individual or business. Alessa also reviews an organization’s customer base and updates their risk level based on their activity and third-party data.
Simplify Investigations With Automated Workflows
Configured for your organization’s needs, Alessa’s automated workflows make it faster and easier to investigate, escalate and resolve suspicious activity alerts.
Automate Regulatory Reporting
With Alessa, your regulatory reports (CTRs, SARs, LCTRs and STRs) can be auto-populated, validated and electronically submitted across multiple jurisdictions.
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