AI-Powered Anomaly Detection for AML Compliance in US Banking: Enhancing Accuracy and Reducing False Positives

Authors

  • Ashok Ghimire Westcliff University, USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70445/gtst.1.1.2025.95-120

Keywords:

AI powered AML, machine learning, deep learning, anomaly detection, fraud detection, risk scoring, Explainable AI (XAI)

Abstract

AI detecting anomalies hasn’t just been used to transform fraud detection for US banks, it’s being used to reduce false positives. Current rule based systems create excessive alerts and it leads to inefficient costs and time. Machine learning, deep learning, and real-time analytics along with AI solve the problem with behavioral profiling, network analysis, and adaptive risk scoring to dramatically increase accuracy and efficiency. Explainable AI (XAI) still matters in order to maintain transparency and fairness, as per FinCEN and OCC. To comply with regulations, banks are coming up with regulatory sandboxes and AI governance frameworks. Crypto money laundering is becoming a growing issue as monitoring tools, such as block chain analytics and AI-driven crypto currency monitoring appear as the most effective way of tackling it. Real-time AI monitoring, predictive analytics, and federated learning for real collaboration without compromise to data privacy are also future trends of AML. With the integration of AI within regulatory compliant frameworks, US banks are able to improve the AML effectiveness, reduce costs and increase the financial security. In the banking world, AI powered AML solutions will transform the financial crime prevention, ensuring a more secure, efficient, and compliant banking system.

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Published

2025-02-25