The new "True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance Study, 2023 Asia Pacific" surveyed respondents in five markets – Australia, China, India, Japan, and Singapore – and projects that the total cost of financial crime compliance will approach the $45 billion mark in 2023.
The analysis highlights that China and Japan carry the highest financial crime compliance costs, reaching approximately $20.4 billion and $17.8 billion, respectively. A deeper dive into the factors influencing these costs reveals a significant impact from labor (41%) and technology (32%) in APAC. These factors are driven by escalating financial crime regulations, regulatory expectations, the aftermath of banking and financial crises, and the integration into digital channels, including corresponding e-KYC controls.
Why This Study Matters:
In a world where compliance is a critical aspect of financial institution operations, this study goes beyond the surface, unraveling the complexities that institutions are encountered while implementing a compliance program in APAC. Whether you're a financial professional, industry expert, or simply curious about this evolving landscape, this study is your gateway to a deeper understanding.
Stay tuned as LexisNexis® Risk Solutions unveil a wealth of knowledge, providing a comprehensive perspective on the true cost of compliance in APAC. This study isn't just a report; it's a strategic tool to empower institutions in navigating the compliance challenges effectively.
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