Overview
Reform is a Reformer Pilates studio situated in Cran-Gevrier, in the Annecy region. The studio focuses on body conditioning and longevity through Pilates training methods.
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- Yesterday, our Co-founder and CCO, Filip Verbeke, had the pleasure of contributing to Compliance Institute’s webinar on Demonstrating Effectiveness in AML Frameworks. The discussion focused on a question that is becoming increasingly important as the new EU supervisory framework takes shape: Are AML controls simply in place, or can institutions demonstrate—with measurable evidence—that they are actually working effectively? Filip shared several practical steps institutions can take today to strengthen their evidence base,
- Meet the Reform Digital Twin. Financial institutions are under growing pressure to make their AML systems more effective, explainable and adaptable, while still relying on legacy infrastructure that can be difficult to test and evolve. The Reform Digital Twin creates a simulation and validation layer around existing AML systems, helping banks optimise and modernise their legacy environments without immediately replacing them. Institutions can test changes before production, assess coverage, identify gaps and overlaps, compare
- I’m genuinely excited about Digital Twin technology.” — Elizabeth McCaul More than 300 people registered for our webinar last week with AMLintelligence.com on the future of financial crime supervision and the role of Digital Twin environments. A sincere thank you to everyone who joined us. During the discussion, Elizabeth McCaul, former Member of the ECB Supervisory Board and Chair of Reform, reflected on the transformation of financial crime controls since 9/11 and the limitations that continue to affect banks today. As
- How can banks modernise their AML capabilities without replacing their existing infrastructure ? In a new article following yesterday’s webinar, AMLintelligence.com highlights Elizabeth McCaul’s perspective on the role of Digital Twin technology in modernising financial crime controls. Reform’s Digital Twin creates a digital replica of a bank’s existing AML environment, enabling institutions to simulate, validate and optimise their transaction monitoring frameworks before deploying changes into production. As Elizabeth explained:
- A successful webinar with Elizabeth McCaul, Chair of Reform and Alisha H. from AMLintelligence.com on the future of AML supervision. One message stood out clearly: financial institutions will increasingly need to demonstrate not only that their controls exist, but that they are continuously effective, measurable and auditable. This is where the Reform Digital Twin can play a transformative role. By mirroring existing transaction-monitoring systems, institutions can: • Test and optimise controls before deployment • Evidence how
- Tomorrow: From 9/11 to AMLA: Elizabeth McCaul, Chair of Reform, on the Future of AML Supervision Financial crime supervision is entering a new phase. As Europe prepares for AMLA, financial institutions are under growing pressure to prove that their financial crime controls are not only in place, but effective, measurable and auditable. Tomorrow, Reform and AMLintelligence.com will host Elizabeth McCaul, former Member of the Supervisory Board of the European Central Bank, former New York Superintendent of Banks and Chair of Reform,
- Reform Technologies is launching a new webinar with AMLintelligence.com! WEBINAR: From 9/11 to AMLA: Elizabeth McCaul on the Future of AML Supervision Financial crime supervision is entering a new phase. From the post-9/11 transformation of AML and terrorist financing controls in the United States to the creation of AMLA and a more harmonised supervisory model in Europe, financial institutions are under growing pressure to demonstrate not only that their controls exist, but that they are effective, measurable and auditable. In this
- Following our recent announcements welcoming Elizabeth McCaul as Chair of Reform’s Board of Directors, Larry Sobin as Vice Chairman of the Board, and Jeff Lavine as Non-Executive Board Member, we are proud to announce the appointment of Markus E. Schulz Schulz as Chair of Reform’s Advisory Board. Markus brings exceptional experience at the intersection of financial crime, technology, banking and global AML transformation. As former Group Financial Crime Officer at ING, he led financial crime programmes at global scale and was
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