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Modernizing AML: Part 2: Turning Insight into Impact - Practical Steps for AML Teams
Register here How are mid-size and community banks tackling today’s toughest AML challenges? Join our exclusive two-part webinar series, where sector experts will move beyond the findings of the latest Quantexa FinCrime Pulse Report to deliver actionable strategies for modernizing your AML program. Each session is designed to help you break down data silos, deploy AI and cloud-native tools with confidence, strengthen your talent and resource strategies, and engage effectively with regulators. We’ll also explore how to align technology with broader organizational goals and foster collaboration across teams and institutions. Whether you’re just starting your modernization journey or looking to operationalize your plans, you’ll leave with clear, practical steps tailored to your environment. What you’ll learn Expert interpretation of the FinCrime Pulse Report: What the latest data means for mid-size and community banks, straight from the experts who work at these banks, and those that advise them. Practical solutions, not just theory: Real-world examples and step-by-step guidance on consolidating data, and reducing manual effort. As well as improving alert and investigation quality and the benefits of stronger collaboration. AI and innovation and where to start: How banks like yours are safely introducing AI and cloud-native tools, with the controls regulators expect. Click here to register for the webinar0CommentsHow Does Decision Intelligence Unite Data, Context & AI? | Ep. 3 Decision Intelligence Hotline
Data, analytics, and AI are powerful — but when they operate in isolation, they fall short of delivering the outcomes organizations need. In Episode 3 of The Decision Intelligence Hotline, Jamie Hutton (CTO) explains how Decision Intelligence brings these capabilities together into one flow, turning raw information into decisions you can trust. 💬 Have a question about data, AI, or decisioning? Drop it below — it might be featured in a future episode. 🔔Want to be notified as new videos are released? Follow the Decision Intelligence Hotline Tag New videos dropping every Wednesday on LinkedIn and YouTube. (Watch the previous episode to find out what Decision Intelligence is all about)FAQ: Broken Elasticsearch Head Chrome Extension Workaround
2 MIN READ FAQ relevant for: all Academy versions Hi all, Support for Manifest V2 has officially been disabled in Google Chrome, which means the Elasticsearch Head Chrome extension is no longer functioning properly on the VDIs. When you try to add the Elasticsearch Head Chrome extension you may see the following error: "This extension was turned off because it is no longer supported" or this error: "Cannot install extension because it uses an unsupported manifest version. Could not load manifest." We are looking into ways we can resolve this issue, however for now we have a workaround to get the extension working. Latest Workaround Step 1: Go to the Ubuntu terminal and run the following command: nano ~/Desktop/chrome-v2.desktop Step 2: Enter the following and save the changes: [Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Type=Application Name=Chrome (Manifest V2 Enabled) Comment=Run Google Chrome with Manifest V2 enabled Exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable --disable-features=ExtensionManifestV2Unsupported,ExtensionManifestV2Disabled Icon=google-chrome Terminal=false This will create a new shortcut for Google Chrome which should allow you to add and use the Elasticsearch Chrome extension! (Old) Workaround Here are the steps you can follow to work around this error: Step 1: Navigate to chrome://flags/ in the Chrome browser: Step 2: Disable the following settings: Extension Manifest V2 Deprecation Warning Stage Extension Manifest V2 Deprecation Disabled Stage Extension Manifest V2 Deprecation Unsupported Stage Alternatively on some versions the setting may appear as the following: Allow legacy extension manifest versions In this case you will need to enable the setting as seen above. Step 3: Restart Chrome. Step 4: Re-add the Elasticsearch Head Chrome extension. This comment details how to add the extension to Chrome. You should now be able to use the Elasticsearch Head Chrome extension as normal! Alternative Elasticsearch Query Tool Alternatively you can query your Elastic indices without using the Elastic head Chrome extension! This post walks you through this method: ElasticSearch alternative query tool | Quantexa Community Thanks pashadia for creating this post! Apologies for the inconvenience, I hope this helps!
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