Ripjar published an insight piece detailing five practical tips for deploying AI to close the gap in adverse media screening, reducing human effort by 77%
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Adverse media screening is no longer the debate. 93% of financial services leaders now say it is critical or very important, and 90% plan to increase investment over the…
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Ripjar
The world authority on risk intelligence.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Cheltenham, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Ripjar
Ripjar is a UK-based financial crime compliance technology company providing AML screening, adverse media monitoring and threat investigation software to over 300 organisations globally, including Tier 1 banks, Fortune 500 enterprises and government agencies. The company is headquartered in Cheltenham, UK. Ripjar was founded by a team from GCHQ, the UK’s signals intelligence agency. They saw that the tools and techniques used to protect national security could transform how organisations fight financial crime. That conviction became a company. Today, Ripjar’s platform is trusted by 300+ organisations globally — from Tier 1 banks to the world’s largest enterprises — to help you screen smarter, decide faster and control risk.
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Ripjar published a full episode of the GTM Hive podcast featuring James Barker and Matt Mills discussing AI access parameters.
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Ripjar reduced the number of employees in the Oritain Auckland office.
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Ripjar conducted the 2026 State of Adverse Media Screening research asking senior financial crime decision-makers across the UK, US, France and Germany on how they screen adverse media.
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