Jane Jee's guest appearances

Jane Jee

Innovation in Compliance with Tom Fox

Captivated Audience: A Financial Crime Podcast

Samar Pratt

John Lee Dumas

Jeff Grant

Josh Elledge

Marcus Aurelius

Amy Edmondson

Chris Krimitsos

Stacey Hanke

John Lloyd

Gleb Tsipursky

Robert Cialdini

James Green

Erin Meyer

Jason Rhoades

Sam Silverstein

OwlTail

Jane Jee, Chair Kompli-Global Limited and Chair Project Financial Crime, Emerging Payments Association (UK) talks to Marie Lundberg and Sam Sheen about her involvement in the pre-consultation in her role with the Emerging Payments Association to urge the UK Government to engage more with RegTechs as part of their planned review of the Money Laundering Regulations and the plans in the UK for its well known corporate registry - Companies House. Jane shares the story of Kompli's evolution of its financial crime RegTech and how it has leveraged the data from Companies House to better detect odd things in the registry's data. Jane, Sam and Marie look at the nine-fold increase in requests for information by enforcement from Companies House for investigation purposes; the upcoming changes that will be introduced by the registry to change the way in which they operate, their powers to verify data, requiring companies to do more in terms of how they supply the data, Companies House business plans involving massive transformation from technology usage, process and even culture. Jane talks about the extent to which Companies House has reached out to RegTechs to see what the potential tools at their disposal are along with the overall need by regulators to also harness the use of RegTech to undertake their supervisory tasks and make them more efficient.Jane concludes her chat by sharing some sage advice on how best to check the data on a register and the places KYC reviewers may not think to look for that might suggest a financial crime red flag has unfurled. 

Jane Jee, Chair Kompli-Global Limited and Chair Project Financial Crime, Emerging Payments Association (UK) talks to Marie Lundberg and Sam Sheen about her involvement in the pre-consultation in her role with the Emerging Payments Association to urge the UK Government to engage more with RegTechs as part of their planned review of the Money Laundering Regulations and the plans in the UK for its well known corporate registry - Companies House. Jane shares the story of Kompli's evolution of its financial crime RegTech and how it has leveraged the data from Companies House to better detect odd things in the registry's data.  Jane, Sam and Marie look at the nine-fold increase in requests for information by enforcement from Companies House for investigation purposes; the upcoming changes that will be introduced by the registry to change the way in which they operate, their powers to verify data, requiring companies to do more in terms of how they supply the data, Companies House business plans involving massive transformation from technology usage, process and even culture. Jane talks about the extent to which Companies House has reached out to RegTechs to see what the potential tools at their disposal are along with the overall need by regulators to also harness the use of RegTech to undertake their supervisory tasks and make them more efficient. Jane concludes her chat by sharing some sage advice on how best to check the data on a register and the places KYC reviewers may not think to look for that might suggest a financial crime red flag has unfurled.

Jane Jee, Chair Kompli-Global Limited and Chair Project Financial Crime, Emerging Payments Association (UK) 

Your suppliers aren’t the only risk for your company. When was the last time you investigated your customers? There’s an estimated $800 billion to $2 trillion dollars worth of laundered money circulating in the U.S., and it will only get worse unless better guidelines and fail-safes are in place. Jane Jee joins Tom to discuss the importance of customer due diligence and beneficial ownership regulations in corporate compliance.

Your suppliers aren’t the only risk for your company. When was the last time you investigated your customers? There’s an estimated $800 billion to $2 trillion dollars worth of laundered money circulating in the U.S., and it will only get worse unless better guidelines and fail-safes are in place. Jane Jee joins Tom to discuss the importance of customer due diligence and beneficial ownership regulations in corporate compliance.

The Power of Effective Due Diligence in Compliance with Jane Jee

These days, it takes more than a Google search to find the dirt you’re looking for. Tom talks with Jane Jee, the CEO of Kompli-Global, about some of their innovative due diligence reporting products. They discuss what the future of DD needs to look like to keep up with the sophisticated money launders of the digital era.

These days, it takes more than a Google search to find the dirt you’re looking for. Tom talks with Jane Jee, the CEO of Kompli-Global, about some of their innovative due diligence reporting products. They discuss what the future of DD needs to look like to keep up with the sophisticated money launders of the digital era.