Does the risk model replace our existing AML workbook?
Yes. The Compliance Hub scoring engine is designed to replace the manual spreadsheet one person maintains. You configure the four FATF dimensions and their weights in Studio, run a backtest against your historical book before going live, and the workbook becomes an immutable audit trail rather than a living document somebody edits.
Can our compliance team change the risk model without involving Zenoo?
Yes. Studio's Risk Model Editor gives compliance teams direct ownership of the 240+ rules across the four FATF dimensions. You can test a proposed change against live cases with champion/challenger testing, run a what-if backtest across your historical book, and deploy with version history and rollback. No vendor change request is needed for routine rule updates.
What happens when a single high-risk factor appears in an otherwise low-risk customer?
The platform follows FATF guidance: the overall customer tier is set by the highest individual dimension, so a single high-risk factor is never averaged away by the composite score. You see both the weighted composite and the individual dimension scores in the evidence chain.
How does the Geographic dimension work?
The Geographic dimension starts from a 209-country database, each country carrying 16 risk indicators: FATF grey list, FATF black list, Financial Secrecy Index, Transparency International CPI, and others. You weight the Geographic dimension against the other three FATF dimensions in Studio and can override the indicator weights within it.
Can we export a full evidence chain for a regulator?
Yes. Every score carries a per-event audit record with the factors that produced it, any override reason, the named user, and a millisecond timestamp. You export that chain for a regulator from a single record rather than reconstructing it manually from portal logs.
What is the Zenoo Labs Risk Model Copilot?
The Risk Model Copilot is one of ten specialised AI agents in Zenoo Labs, currently in alpha and beta with design partners. It suggests scoring changes and pre-runs the what-if backtest for you. Nothing goes live until a person approves the promotion. It is opt-in, human-in-the-loop, and does not change your model autonomously.