Live Product Demo

Agentic AML/KYC Alert Resolution in LexisNexis Bridger Insights

Compliance teams using LexisNexis Bridger Insight XG have relied on it for AML/KYC screening for years, but resolving what Bridger flags has remained a manual, analyst-heavy process. Arbiter changes that by bringing AI agents directly into the Bridger workflow, adjudicating alerts in real time without asking teams to adopt a new system. This session is a live walkthrough of how that integration works in practice, and what it means for compliance teams looking to scale alert review without adding headcount or infrastructure.

  • How Arbiter adjudicates alerts natively inside Bridger Insight XG

  • What changes (and what doesn't) for existing risk thresholds, policies and procedures

  • Deployment timeline and requirements

  • Results from institutions using Arbiter today

Meet the Speakers

Morgan Loewith

Head of Product

Castellum.AI

Morgan leads product at Castellum.AI. With over a decade of product management expertise, Morgan works closely with Banks and fintechs to build practical, regulator-ready solutions. Her client-centric approach has helped financial institutions strengthen compliance programs and improve AML/KYC effectiveness.

Peter Piatetsky

Co-Founder & CEO

Castellum.AI

Peter leads strategy, growth and product at Castellum.AI, working closely with clients to implement risk-aligned solutions. Prior to co-founding Castellum.AI, Peter served at the US Treasury Department.

Featured Resource

How to Evaluate AI Agents for AML/KYC Workflows

A practical guide for teams to assess, test and implement AI agents into compliance workflows. What’s inside the guide:

  • True agentic AI vs. automation: How to spot real autonomy, not just workflow orchestration.

  • Data governance: Why ownership and control of risk data matters for safe decisioning and auditability.

  • Human-in-the-loop design: How to ensure the right feedback loop to improve accuracy and accountability.

  • Regulatory readiness: How to align AI deployment with emerging regulatory expectations.