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SEON has released its 2026 Fraud & AML Leaders Report, highlighting that while artificial intelligence is now embedded in almost all fraud and AML operations, it is not simplifying day-to-day management for institutions. Based on a global survey of 1,010 senior fraud, risk, and compliance leaders, the report finds that 98% of organizations use AI and 95% trust its effectiveness, yet most expect to increase both budgets and staffing in 2026 as fraud complexity rises.
SEON’s analysis concludes that fragmentation across systems and data is now the main constraint on performance, pushing companies to invest in integration and unified visibility rather than expecting automation-driven headcount cuts. Fast-growing firms, those expanding revenues by more than 51%, are nearly twice as likely to say unified visibility is not a major challenge, underscoring SEON’s strategic positioning as a “command center” that consolidates fraud and AML intelligence; the company sees future demand shifting from basic AI adoption to solutions that deliver explainability, governance, and faster time-to-value at scale.