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White Paper: Knowledge Graphs for Anti-Money Laundering and Transaction Monitoring
BY ROB CHANG, FI CONSULTING Today’s anti-money laundering (AML) and transaction monitoring systems need to be quicker and more… Read More >
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Knowledge graphs drive business value by exploiting untapped signals in complex relationships and finding patterns in deeply interconnected, high-dimensional data. A better understanding of data connections and interdependencies enables better decision-making—and graph analytics provides a far greater depth of analysis compared to traditional modeling approaches. Graphs seamlessly connect the dots between disparate data sources and excel when business requirements are dynamic and rapidly evolving.
Relationships are data: Graphs identify entities that are highly interconnected and belong to similar clusters or communities, pinpointing similarities and shared affinities.
Capture irregular data: Graphs excel at capturing data that is inherently unstructured, high-dimensional, and sparse.
Link to alternative data: Graph networks expect change, so adding new data sources and changing schemas is natural.