Data and analytics software companyQuantexahas partneredwith professional services giant Deloitte.
London-basedQuantexaenablesthecontextual monitoring of criminal activitiesand says themove will help enterprises establish a robust framework against organised crime andoffera powerful defence against the rise of illicit finance, economic crime andan epidemic offraud.
Deloitte will utiliseϳܲԳٱ油’sContextual Decision Intelligence (CDI) platform to enable its clients to monitor payment flows and gain a moreaccurate picture of the holistic risks presented from customers and associated third parties, legitimate and otherwise.
Economic crime constantly evolves as criminals seek newer, more sophisticated techniques to evade detection in the increasingly interconnected and digital world. Opportunities for bad actors have only increased with lockdown as digital transformation accelerated andproven compliance processes adapted to increasingly remote transactions.
ϳܲԳٱ油’scontextual monitoring software provides a singleview of data with analytics capability that enhances the efficiency, effectiveness and consistencyof operational investigations and monitoring.
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“We’re delighted to be partnering with Deloitte, whose proven global expertise in compliance and governance is the perfect fit for our CDI technology. New risks demand new technology and techniques,” said CEOVishal Marria.
“Organisations need to rethinkthe use of traditional rules-based approaches to monitoring activity, which are inflexible and incapable of dealing with the complexity and scale of today’s enterprise data demands.”
Andrew Oates, Partner at Deloitte,commented:“Working withQuantexa, Deloitte clients are developing sustainable and future-focused contextual monitoring capabilities. CDI provides what is fast becoming the new standard for fighting illicit finance and economic crime.
“Our deep economic crime subject matter expertise, combined withϳܲԳٱ油’stechnology and advanced analytics, enables our clients to identify trends, monitor known risks and detect new threats more effectively – it is the next evolution of illicit finance andeconomic crime monitoring.”


