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Investigators spend roughly 95 percent of their time on alerts that turn out to be nothing, and three to six hours per case gathering data across ten or more systems. This executive eBook makes the case for consolidating AML onto one governed intelligence layer, in ten slides written for the people who approve the budget.

It covers where the money goes today, why the lakehouse pattern fits BSA and AML specifically, how graph analytics turns six unrelated alerts into one layering ring, what human accountable AI looks like when agents draft and humans decide, and how unified governance makes audit readiness continuous. It closes with a disciplined 90-day proof and a decision gate, not a multiyear commitment.