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Oracle Financial Services AML

Enterprise AML for Core Banking Environments

Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering (OFSAA AML) is an enterprise-grade AML transaction monitoring system deeply integrated with Oracle's core banking and data infrastructure. Widely used by large banks globally, OFSAA AML provides scenario-based monitoring, watch list management, and case management with deep Oracle database optimization.

At a glance

Built for

Tier 1 Banks · Regional Banks · Insurers

Based in

Austin, TX (Oracle subsidiary)

Founded

2000

Official source

oracle.com

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The essentials at a glance

A concise overview of where Oracle Financial Services AML fits in the financial crime technology landscape.

Category

AML & Transaction Monitoring

Customer focus

Tier 1 Banks, Regional Banks, Insurers

Headquarters

Austin, TX (Oracle subsidiary)

Typical deployment

6–18 months

Capabilities and implementation

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Public capabilities

  • Enterprise AML
  • Scenario-based Monitoring
  • Oracle Integration
  • Core Banking
  • Regulatory

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Deployment options

  • On-Premise
  • Cloud (OCI)
  • Hybrid

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Common integrations

  • Oracle Core Banking
  • REST API
  • SWIFT
  • Custom integrations

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Trust and support details

  • SOC 2 Type II
  • ISO 27001
  • PCI DSS
  • Dedicated CSM
  • 24/7 Enterprise Support
  • Professional Services
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