
Fraud Detection
Connect fraud signals, investigations and decisions across channels. Reduce losses and false positives through governed analytics and traceable evidence.
BSA and AML effectiveness depends on how risk, data, detection, investigation, governance, and remediation work together, not on any single platform or policy.
A defensible program begins with clear risk coverage and continues through customer due diligence, surveillance, alert disposition, investigations, suspicious activity decisions, reporting, quality review, tuning, validation, governance, and remediation.
Cicrim helps institutions connect those components so management can see whether controls operate as intended, where risk is accumulating, and which decisions require escalation.

Engagements can address a focused weakness or establish a coordinated improvement program.
Modernization should improve risk coverage, decision quality, evidence, and capacity at the same time.
Map obligations, inherent risk, control coverage, data, systems, owners, backlogs, issues, and dependencies.
Sequence remediation around material exposure, regulatory commitments, operating capacity, and achievable evidence.
Put policies, decisions, workflow, analytics, controls, testing, and governance into daily operations.
Monitor performance, exceptions, change, model behavior, issues, staffing, and residual risk.
Connect each risk theme to accountable ownership, control execution, evidence, and escalation.
Screening coverage, tuning, investigation, and blocking or rejection decisions.
Risk rating, enhanced due diligence, refresh, monitoring, and exit governance.
Product approval, counterparty exposure, monitoring, investigations, and reporting.
Customer allocation, data access, monitoring, oversight, escalation, and exit readiness.
Role-based expectations, decision standards, escalation triggers, and accountable completion.
Evidence readiness should emerge from governed data, documented decisions, completed reviews, transparent backlogs, issue ownership, and traceable change.
Cicrim defines the evidence chain from obligation and risk through policy, control, execution, exception, review, issue, remediation, validation, and reporting.
Clarify the decisions, evidence, owners, sequencing, and operating capacity required to make progress visible and sustainable.
Practical guidance for institutions improving surveillance, policy controls, vendor oversight, and cyber safeguards.
Start with the most consequential gap, then connect it to the wider control lifecycle.
A focused team works with management, compliance, risk, audit, operations, data, technology, and accountable vendors.
Frame priorities, decision rights, governance, escalation, investment, and executive reporting.
Bring BSA, AML, fraud, sanctions, data, analytics, technology, controls, and assurance experience.
Document decisions, strengthen routines, coach owners, and leave a sustainable operating model behind.