A LinkedIn post from Quantifind highlights the company’s participation in the ACAMS Australasia conference on May 18–19, where it plans to engage with industry peers at Booths 10 and 11. The post notes attendance by senior leaders including the chief operating officer, VP of sales for financial crimes, and a senior director for strategic client development.
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According to the post, Quantifind is also co-leading a session with a Deloitte representative titled “Recent Reforms and the Shifting Regulatory Perspective: AI as a Necessity.” The session is described as focusing on trends in risk-based anti-money-laundering frameworks, better alignment of controls with risk exposure, and more efficient use of existing compliance resources.
The post further suggests an emphasis on the growing role of large language models and agentic AI within modern compliance programs, framing AI as moving from experimentation toward operational necessity. For investors, this positioning may underline Quantifind’s aim to align its regtech offerings with evolving regulatory expectations and growing demand for AI-driven financial crime and sanctions risk management.
Visibility at ACAMS Australasia, a specialized forum for AML and compliance professionals, could support Quantifind’s business development with banks and other regulated institutions. If the company can convert this exposure and thought-leadership activity into new client relationships or expanded engagements, it may strengthen its competitive standing in the AML, compliance, and broader regtech markets.