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Bringing Machine Learning to Regulatory Compliance Gwee Yee Teong Sagar Sinha Head of FSI Sales, APAC VP Sales & Channels, APAC & ME HPE Tookitaki September 19 th , 2019

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Bringing Machine Learning to Regulatory Compliance

– Gwee Yee Teong Sagar Sinha– Head of FSI Sales, APAC VP Sales & Channels, APAC & ME

– HPE Tookitaki

– September 19th, 2019

Why should you be interested in AI / ML / DL?

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Everyone wants AI / ML / DL and advanced analytics….

AI and advanced analyticsinfrastructure could constitute

15-20% of the market by 20211

AI and advanced analytics represent2 of top 3 CIO priorities

Enterprise AI adoption

2.7X growth in last 4 years2

….but face many challenges

Use cases

New roles, skill gaps

Culture and change

Data preparation

Legacy infrastructure

1 IDC. Goldman Sachs. HPE Corporate Strategy.20182 Gartner - “2019 CIO Survey: CIOs Have Awoken to the Importance of AI”

HPE helps “unlock your data with AI”

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AI-driven OperationsAcross edge to cloud infrastructure

Gain faster insightswith scalable AI solutions & services

Optimize infrastructurewith the latest AI technologies

AI within our products

AI for our customers

AI for the future

Business goals for AI

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Speed, Accuracy, Transparent

Revenue Growth

Cost Efficiency

Risk Control

Business Insider research (June 2019)

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SBR Technology Excellence AwardAI for Banking

Accreditation@SGD (2017)Only 21 of 5000 Companies Accredited

QCFintech Accenture

1st Place: MAS Fintech Awards (2016)SME Category

Awards & Accolades

FundedNov 2014 in SingaporeFounded

WEF Technology Pioneer 2019

About Tookitaki

Top 7 AI in FinServ in APAC (2017)

Top AI Startups in Singapore (2017)

• Anti-money laundering suite (AMLS) • Reconciliation suite (RS)

Enable sustainable compliance programmes at financial institutions

Products

Vision

Values

• Prime Focus on Clients• Grit towards pursuit of excellence• Teamwork and family ambience• Continuous innovation

Company

AdvisoryBoard

• HQ in Singapore; Offices in India & US• 100% R&D and Product Development in Singapore• Core Team with 30+y in Finance, Machine Learning & Big Data

• Senior Advisor with 25+ yrs Retail & Weath (HSBC, Citi, Barclays)• Jungle Ventures• McKinsey & Co

About Tookitaki

Money Laundering is a continuing challenge

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Soundness of the banking system is challenged

Banks are still using multiple compliance technologies, and employing resources in separate teams for monitoring, screening and reporting

Escalating costs pose a strategic risk

laundered annually growing at 10+%

fines paid by banks in the US alone since the financial crisis of 2008 until

2017

$321 billion

Banking and Financial Services (BFS) industry spent has gone up by 20+% for compliance

LexisNexis, BCG, Bloomberg, UN

Money Laundering is a continuing challenge

$1.8 trillion

Money Laundering is a continuing challenge

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Compliance spend to touch $118 billion

globally by 2020.

Regulatory fines to top ~$400 billion by 2020 just in US and

Europe

Increasing regulatory changes, alerts volume and cost of compliance together with depleting RoI on manpower investment and hefty fines raise question on sustainability of current AML/CFT programs

Annual average compliance spend is common for a +$10-billion bank.

~ 17 million

Compliance spend is on manpower. Size of compliance team has increased 10x in last 5 years.

50%

Why advanced Tech: AI and Machine Learning

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Gen 0 & 1

2000’s era 2010’s era Current era

Gen 2 Tookitaki (Gen 3)

Rule-based Detection + Watch List match

ML-Driven ML-Driven + Self-Learning +Unknown Detection +Explainable

Throws too many false alerts. Cannot detect new suspicious cases,

and no self learning

Reduce false alerts. Detect new fraud cases with

unsupervised model, refresh by data scientists

Detection of new cases, self-learning and highly explainable models

Tookitaki AMLS solution features & capabilities

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Tookitaki’s ML-powered Anti Money Laundering Suite (AMLS)

Smart rules creation

Features

Detect unknown unknowns

(Unsupervised ML)

AlertsPrioritization

(Supervised ML)

Improved Matching and Network Detection

Explanation and Audit Trail

Investigation User Interface

Tookitaki Analyticsplatform

Smart typologies repository

Value drivers

Increase in true positives for monitoring

Alert triaging and reduction in false positives for monitoring and screening

Self learning models

Dynamic Segmentation

(ML)

Tookitaki AMLS value proposition

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Improved Network Detection & Dynamic

Segmentation

Explanation and Audit Trail

Prioritization

Scenario Explainability

Investigator Insights

Detect Unknown Unknowns

Reduces Cost of AML

Operations

Reduces Enterprise AML Risk Accurate

Predictions

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SeamlessIntegration

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Full Explainability & Auditability

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Self-Learning

Solutioned Uniquely

Quantifiable business value and impact

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50% Reduction in False Positive

Hits (Corporate

Names)

60% Reduction in False Positive

Hits(Individual

Names)

After Deploying Tookitaki AML Name/Client Screening

Identified 12 Unknown Cases –

9 Filed as STRs

5% Increase in True Positive

Alerts

40% Reduction in False Positive

Alerts

After Deploying Tookitaki AML Transaction Monitoring

Result in High Risk: • Huge Backlogs• Alert Ageing • Investigator churn• Missed activity

Nearly All Alerts Are False Positives (93-97%)

Massive Numbers of Alerts for Acceptable Coverage

Prior to Implementing Tookitaki: Traditional Systems Fall Well Short

Millions (USD) Saved Substantially Reduced

Compliance Costs Significantly Reduced Risk

Tookitaki’s competitive advantage

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Competitive Advantage

ML Models & User

Interactions Are

AuditableSelf-

Learning & Continuous

Model Improvement

Smart Typology

Framework to Detect Unknown

CasesDynamic Typology

Repository to Evolve Detection Strategies

Intelligent Triaging to

Bucket Alerts in Relevant

Risk Bands

Fully Explainable

A Sustainable Compliance Program for AML

Revolutionize Regulatory Compliance

Innovating Beyond Rules-Based AML

Tookitaki AMLS – high level solution architecture

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HPE GreenLake Big Data-as-a-ServiceFaster time to business insights

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Per Nodes

DesignImplementOperate

SymmetricAsymmetric

Best fit for Hadoop and AMLSReference Architecture on HPE x86 platform

Operated for youFree your teams for more valuable contribution

Design and ConsultingHigh performance and high availability platform

Tailored components to fit your needsEnterprise-grade Cloudera

HPE AI and Data Platform solutions

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AI Layer -Platform Focus

Data Platform Layer

Data Deployment Layer

AI SolutionsLayer

Advisory , professional and operational services Custom Use Case / ISV Solutions

Machine Learning as a service Automated AI Tools

Hadoop Ecosystem Fast Data &

Edge Data Cloudera Data Flow

Big Data

AI and BigData Deployments

HPE Apollo 6500 HPE Apollo 4200optimized for Big Data Analytics and other data storage intensive workloads

The enterprise bridge to accelerated computing

HPE Apollo 2000The bridge to enterprise scale-out architecture

HPE DL 380unprecedented levels of performance for databases and analytic workloads

AMLReconciliation

Smart LendingInsurance ClaimsTreasury ComplianceDriverless AI

Wherever you are on your AI journey, HPE can help

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ExploreHPE Artificial IntelligenceTransformation Workshop

HPE AI/ Deep learning Trainings

Integrate AI to the existing applications

Manage change, train your teams and AI systems

Understand AI, data, analytics outcomes

and challenges

Conduct a Proof-of-Value for select use cases

Explore the best use cases and technologies

Align teams around common

vision & plan

Gather and validate your use cases and data

Modernize data, compute, storage platforms

Protect, manage and consume data

and analytics

ExperimentAI / ML Proof of Value Service

HPE Agile AI Design and Planning Service

EvolveHPE GreenLake

HPE Big Data/ AI Implementation