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BeyondFS
Helping Financial Crime leaders fix, improve & build capability - with expert delivery that brings clarity and momentum.
About BeyondFS
If you lead a Financial Crime function, you know the reality: relentless pressure, rising expectations, limited capacity - and no room for error. What you need is a Financial Crime programme that works - in the real world, under pressure, and over time. That’s where we can help you. BeyondFS helps banks turn struggling FinCrime efforts into high-performing programmes that reduce risk, deliver results, and run efficiently. We work with leaders under pressure to do more with less - especially those who’ve inherited underperforming programmes or regulatory issues, and need fast, credible progress. Our belief is simple: FinCrime prevention is critical infrastructure. It needs the same engineering discipline and scalable design as core banking - not more sticking plasters, firefighting, or expensive headcount. With small, senior-only teams, we bring clarity, focus, and sleeves-rolled-up delivery discipline - closing the execution gap between strategy and results. You stay in control. We work with your teams to: 1. Turn around large, stalled programmes 2. Fix gaps in controls, governance or risk assessment 3. Respond to regulatory issues and remediation 4. Streamline processes and remove friction 5. Design and deliver future-ready capabilities - from TOMs to tech platforms 6. Bridge the gap between ambition and execution We’ve done the hard yards. We know why progress is difficult - and how to make it easier. Built right, your Financial Crime programme can lower cost, build trust and enable growth – while protecting your organisation, your customers and the wider system. That’s the belief we’ve built our business and our reputation on. Follow us for sharp, practical insights – or drop us a line. We’re ready when you are.
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Signals from BeyondFS
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
BeyondFS is presenting at the Nordic FinCrime & Sanctions conference on the 15th September.
Reported by Jonathan Kohler
Presence & Recognition
BeyondFS is hosting a webinar on the 22nd September.
Reported by Jonathan Kohler
Presence & Recognition
BeyondFS will be speaking at the Nordic Conference on 15–16 September about AMLR readiness and evidence chain delivery.
Reported by Matthew Neill
Research & Knowledge
BeyondFS Matthew Neill and BeyondFS Matthew Beattie published recommendations in a FATF global report on professional money laundering and underground banking.
Reported by Jonathan Kohler
Research & Knowledge
BeyondFS published a briefing by Matt Beattie outlining a practical approach to making decisions about financial risk platform implementation.
Reported by BeyondFS
Presence & Recognition
BeyondFS is running a webinar series on AMLR titled moving from the analysis into the delivery, discussing lessons learned from delivering large, regulatory-driven change.
Reported by Jonathan Kohler