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CHARTIS NAMES ORACLE CATEGORY LEADER FOR FINANCIAL CRIME RISK MANAGEMENT
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Posted on October 4, 2017
5 min readLast updated: January 21, 2026
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 4, 2017
5 min readLast updated: January 21, 2026
Oracle is only company identified by Chartis as a category leader across all five proficiencies including anti-money laundering
Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance Management (FCCM) has been named a category leader for solutions in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) , Enterprise Fraud, Know Your Customer (KYC), Watchlist Monitoring and Trader Surveillance by Chartis Research. Oracle is the only company to be identified by Chartis as a category leader in all five financial crime risk management categories.
“Our placement on the Chartis Research report re-affirms our status as a best-in-class provider with an unmatched array of services, and is reflective of the meticulous attention we place on our FCCM solutions,” said Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications Group Vice President and General Manager Ambreesh Khanna. “We are at a time of renewed focus on anti-money laundering precautions and we take great pride in assuaging customers’ concerns through exemplary offerings. Oracle offers an un-paralleled, comprehensive solution set for financial crime risk management systems and we look forward to further strengthening this toolset.”
“I’m extremely pleased that our intense focus on improving detection effectiveness and the efficiency of case investigations is being validated in the industry,” said Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance Management Vice President Sunil Mathew. “There is a great new interest in applying cutting-edge detection technologies such as Machine Learning and Graph Analytics across all of these risk areas and having the strength of Oracle’s technology R&D behind our applications team has helped differentiate our approach in the marketplace.”
The Chartis Financial Crime Risk Management Systems Market Update 2017 analyzes an environment that faces a significant level of disruption from new vendors, many of which are exploiting new technologies. The Chartis methodology takes into account the full breadth of risk management tools truly needed to run an enterprise-wide solution, taking a holistic view of the technology, tools and techniques used.
The report also features the ChartisRiskTechQuadrantTM to better illustrate vendor landscape. This quadrant utilizes a comprehensive methodology formed through in-depth independent research and a scoring system that explains which technology solutions best meet an organization’s needs. It provides an exhaustive and in-depth look at the best AML, fraud technology, KYC, watchlist monitoring and trader surveillance solutions available in today’s marketplace, with Oracle ranking as a category leader in every section.
“Oracle demonstrates strong, across-the-board leadership, emerging as a category leader in all five risk categories we investigated,” said Sid Dash, Research Director at Chartis Research. “They demonstrated a strong and well-focused set of product functionality and technological capability, along with impressive breadth and depth of services and delivery capacity, backed up by a strong support infrastructure.”
Download an executive summary of the Chartis Financial Crime Risk Management Systems Market Update 2017 Report here.
Oracle is only company identified by Chartis as a category leader across all five proficiencies including anti-money laundering
Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance Management (FCCM) has been named a category leader for solutions in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) , Enterprise Fraud, Know Your Customer (KYC), Watchlist Monitoring and Trader Surveillance by Chartis Research. Oracle is the only company to be identified by Chartis as a category leader in all five financial crime risk management categories.
“Our placement on the Chartis Research report re-affirms our status as a best-in-class provider with an unmatched array of services, and is reflective of the meticulous attention we place on our FCCM solutions,” said Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications Group Vice President and General Manager Ambreesh Khanna. “We are at a time of renewed focus on anti-money laundering precautions and we take great pride in assuaging customers’ concerns through exemplary offerings. Oracle offers an un-paralleled, comprehensive solution set for financial crime risk management systems and we look forward to further strengthening this toolset.”
“I’m extremely pleased that our intense focus on improving detection effectiveness and the efficiency of case investigations is being validated in the industry,” said Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance Management Vice President Sunil Mathew. “There is a great new interest in applying cutting-edge detection technologies such as Machine Learning and Graph Analytics across all of these risk areas and having the strength of Oracle’s technology R&D behind our applications team has helped differentiate our approach in the marketplace.”
The Chartis Financial Crime Risk Management Systems Market Update 2017 analyzes an environment that faces a significant level of disruption from new vendors, many of which are exploiting new technologies. The Chartis methodology takes into account the full breadth of risk management tools truly needed to run an enterprise-wide solution, taking a holistic view of the technology, tools and techniques used.
The report also features the ChartisRiskTechQuadrantTM to better illustrate vendor landscape. This quadrant utilizes a comprehensive methodology formed through in-depth independent research and a scoring system that explains which technology solutions best meet an organization’s needs. It provides an exhaustive and in-depth look at the best AML, fraud technology, KYC, watchlist monitoring and trader surveillance solutions available in today’s marketplace, with Oracle ranking as a category leader in every section.
“Oracle demonstrates strong, across-the-board leadership, emerging as a category leader in all five risk categories we investigated,” said Sid Dash, Research Director at Chartis Research. “They demonstrated a strong and well-focused set of product functionality and technological capability, along with impressive breadth and depth of services and delivery capacity, backed up by a strong support infrastructure.”
Download an executive summary of the Chartis Financial Crime Risk Management Systems Market Update 2017 Report here.
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