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Linkurious Earns Top AML Monitoring Rank in Chartis Report

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Nuix subsidiary Linkurious has been named a Category Leader in Chartis Research's 2026 AML Transaction Monitoring RiskTech Quadrant.

Linkurious Earns Top AML Monitoring Rank in Chartis Report

Linkurious, a graph-based decision intelligence firm operating under Nuix, has been recognized as a Category Leader in the Chartis Research RiskTech Quadrant® for AML Transaction Monitoring Solutions 2026, the Paris-based company announced October 26.

The Chartis RiskTech Quadrant is a widely followed industry benchmark that evaluates financial technology vendors on the completeness and depth of their anti-money laundering capabilities. A Category Leader designation signals that a vendor ranks among the top performers in both functionality and market presence within its evaluated segment.

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Linkurious specializes in graph-based analytics, a technology approach that maps complex networks of relationships between entities — a method increasingly adopted by financial institutions seeking to detect sophisticated money laundering schemes that traditional rule-based systems may miss. Its inclusion under Nuix, an Australian data intelligence company, has expanded its reach across compliance and investigative markets.

The AML transaction monitoring sector has drawn intensified scrutiny from regulators globally, pushing financial institutions to upgrade detection systems capable of processing high transaction volumes while reducing false positives. Vendors that secure independent analyst recognition such as Chartis's Category Leader status often see accelerated enterprise adoption cycles as compliance teams seek validated solutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What is the Chartis RiskTech Quadrant for AML Transaction Monitoring?

The Chartis RiskTech Quadrant is an independent research benchmark that evaluates and ranks financial technology vendors on their anti-money laundering transaction monitoring capabilities, with Category Leader being one of its top designations.

Q.Who owns Linkurious?

Linkurious is a subsidiary of Nuix, an Australian data intelligence company. It specializes in graph-based decision intelligence solutions.

Q.What technology does Linkurious use for AML monitoring?

Linkurious uses graph-based analytics, which maps relationships between entities to help financial institutions detect complex money laundering patterns that traditional rule-based systems may overlook.

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