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Singapore executives see rising financial crime risk, lack confidence in compliance

Nurdianah Md Nur
Nurdianah Md Nur • 2 min read
Singapore executives see rising financial crime risk, lack confidence in compliance
Cybersecurity, AI, regulation, geopolitics and sanctions as the key factors driving financial crime threats in 2025, according to Kroll’s survey. Photo: Pexels
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More than three-quarters (76%) of Singapore executives expect financial crime risk to rise in 2025, with cybersecurity (68%) and AI-driven crime (61%) as key threats, according to Kroll’s Financial Crime Report 2025.

Financial crime threat posed by cryptocurrencies is a moderate to significant concern for the majority of respondents too.

Yet, only 24% of Singapore executives consider their organisation’s financial crime compliance programmes to be “very effective”.

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