Mozn Ranked Among the World's Top 50 Companies in Financial Crime and Compliance
Chartis' FCC50 report, a top research publication in risk and financial crime technology with a renowned advisory board, evaluates the top 50 vendors in financial crime technology, focusing on their ability to innovate in areas like anti-money laundering (AML), fraud detection, sanctions screening, and KYC compliance. This comprehensive assessment highlights market influence, technological innovation, and strategic vision, offering a thorough understanding of how these leaders are shaping the future of financial crime prevention.
Mozn's flagship AI-powered fraud prevention and AML compliance platform, FOCAL, secured a place among the world's top financial crime and compliance technologies, highlighting its advanced capabilities in risk detection, regulatory adherence, and AI-driven intelligence. The ranking underscores Mozn's position as a regional trailblazer, bridging global best practices with regional expertise to combat financial crime.
'Being recognized in the FCC50 report by Chartis is a resounding validation of our bold vision to redefine financial crime prevention,' said Malik Alyousef, Co-founder and COO, Mozn. 'With FOCAL, we've developed one of the region's first AI-driven, locally built solutions that leverages global expertise to tackle unique fraud and compliance challenges. Our breakthrough technology sets new standards in compliance and risk management, empowering clients with state-of-the-art fraud prevention and compliance solutions to combat financial crime with unmatched efficiency.'
Nick Vitchev, Research Director at Chartis said: 'FOCAL by Mozn is now one of the most talked about vendors in the space, a fact reflected in its appearance as a newcomer in the FCC50. Its strong and flexible platform enables firms to address several use cases in a highly streamlined way, while its expertise, presence, and advanced solutions in the MENA region position it to benefit not only from a rapidly growing market, but also from global expansion.'
Mozn's FOCAL suite provides an end-to-end fraud prevention and AML compliance solution, enabling businesses to prevent fraud, streamline regulatory compliance processes, and meet regulatory requirements. By combining AI-driven insights with deep regional intelligence, Mozn is redefining financial crime prevention for institutions operating in the Middle East and high-growth markets.
In addition to the FCC50 recognition, Mozn received further honors from Chartis in 2024, further solidifying its reputation as a leader in risk and compliance technology. The company was named a Category Leader for KYC solutions by Chartis Research. This underscores Mozn's commitment to delivering pioneering technology that transforms risk management and compliance.
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