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“Sovereignty Means Being Able to Change Course” – A Conversation with Manfred Beckers
Digital sovereignty in finance: Manfred Beckers discusses cloud dependencies, DORA, exit strategies and maintaining the ability to adapt.
Compliance

09.06.2026|
Zurich

Rising regulatory requirements make one thing clear: manual, fragmented processes in suspicious activity reporting are no longer sustainable. A lack of integration between the AML system and goAML leads to delays, system breaks, and quality risks – in the worst case, even penalties.
At this event, ACAMS will explore practical applications across the SAR lifecycle, highlighting where technology can close gaps in consistency, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. Industry experts will share insights on how to integrate AI responsibly—ensuring transparency while maintaining human oversight. Thank you to all the speakers and ACAMS moderators who share their knowledge with the group:
In his presentation, Thorsten Mertsching (ACTICO) will demonstrate how organizations can achieve faster, higher-quality outcomes:
Suspicious Activity Reporting: Greater efficiency across the entire lifecycle
Using practical examples along the full SAR lifecycle, participants will see how modern AML solutions reduce workload and improve the quality of suspicious activity reports.
You are warmly invited to join the networking apéro, where there will be plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas on the future of anti-money laundering with AI.
Can’t make it on June 9, 2026? Then schedule a consultation with our compliance experts here.
FIU Reporting via goAML
Submitting a prompt suspicious activity report requires a structured process – from automated data transfer from the AML system, to the use of generative AI (GenAI), and comprehensive data validation prior to submission.
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