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Anti-Money Laundering
Criminals launder money to hide criminal activity - everything from drug trafficking to tax evasion -
that generates the money. It is the means that criminals use to legitimize the money.
Although the exact amount of money laundered yearly is still not known, experts estimate that money laundering
schemes are in the billions of dollars - possibly as high as $100 billion.
Money launderers operate through layers of activities designed to hinder the detection, investigation and
prosecution of their activities. This is often accomplished by structuring transactions, establishing businesses
specifically for the purposes of manipulating accounts, or simply coercing individuals into ignoring
reporting regulations.
Additionally, launderers may physically smuggle money out of the country to evade tracking.
The Visual Analytics Solution
VisuaLinks® and Digital Information Gateway (DIG®) are an indispensable toolset for highlighting
and tracking suspicious transactions that can expose illegal financial activity.
Using the advanced information retrieval capabilities of DIG to extract information from multiple data sources simultaneously and the powerful data mining, visualization and analysis capabilities of VisuaLinks, the Visual Analytics solution allows you to:
 Access Data - search through and extract information from a wide variety of data sources at once.
Visualize Mass Data - review thousands of financial transactions to identify questionable behaviors and unusual filing patterns.
Expose Structures - identify and display relationships that exist between individuals and organization involved in criminal activities.
Examine Accounts - reveal associations between accounts and people, banks, organizations, or other accounts.
Identify Duplicates - discover indirect relationships that show addresses, accounts or ID numbers with multiple users.
Analyze Transactions - uncover different types of transactions used by criminals.
Pinpoint Exchanges - use chronological and geographic data to target asset seizures.
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