iComply and CE Corner Launch Free CE-Accredited Training on AI Fraud

by Aug 8, 2025

August 2025, Vancouver, Canada: iComply, a global leader in digital compliance technology, has announced a new strategic partnership with CE Corner, Canada’s premier continuing education provider for legal, financial, and insurance professionals. Together, the two firms are launching the first in a series of accredited training programs designed to equip professionals with the awareness and tools needed to combat AI-driven fraud, cryptocurrency abuse, and rising AML compliance threats.

The inaugural course, titled “Protecting Clients from Emerging Fraud,” is now live and available free of charge. It provides CE credit in multiple jurisdictions and is tailored for legal, real estate, wealth management, and financial services professionals.

“AI-driven fraud is exploding among legal, real estate, and financial services providers,” said Matthew Unger, CEO of iComply. “This is a technology arms race that demands active engagement from every level of an organization.”

Technology is advancing faster than compliance teams can train. Salesforces, support reps, and client-facing teams are now the frontline defence against fraud Yet most are ill-equipped to identify sophisticated attacks that use deepfakes, AI-generated documents, or blockchain obfuscation techniques. This new partnership aims to close that gap and give our frontline resources better tools and training to protect themselves, their clients, and our financial markets from AI-powered fraud.

Course Overview:

In just 1 hour, participants will learn:

  • How emerging fraud schemes are evolving through AI, spoofing, and social engineering

  • What frontline staff must know to detect threats before losses occur

  • Practical tactics for identifying red flags and protecting clients

  • Why CE training is no longer optional in a rapidly digitizing world

Access the course now at CE Corner.

iComply delivers end-to-end KYB, KYC, KYT, and AML compliance solutions for financial institutions, legal service providers, and fintech platforms worldwide. Built with a zero-trust security model and edge-computing architecture, iComply helps clients reduce compliance costs by up to 90%, while meeting or exceeding global standards such as SOC2, ISO27001, GDPR, and PIPEDA.

CE Corner is a trusted education platform for Canadian professionals across law, accounting, insurance, and financial services. It offers accredited, high-quality training programs to ensure professionals stay compliant, competent, and competitive in fast-changing regulatory environments.

Looking for more than awareness?

iComply also offers advanced AML compliance training programs for clients and partners. These 10-hour programs blend self-directed learning and live instruction to deliver actionable education that maps to your regulatory obligations.

Contact our team today to explore training options and technology solutions tailored to your business.

Vaidyanathan Chandrashekhar

Vaidyanathan Chandrashekhar

Advisors

“Chandy,” is a technology and risk expert with executive experience at Boston Consulting Group, Citi, and PwC. With over two decades in financial services, digital transformation, and enterprise risk, he advises iComply on scalable compliance infrastructure for global markets.
Thomas Linder

Thomas Linder

Advisors

Thomas is a global tax and compliance expert with deep specialization in digital assets, blockchain, and tokenization. As a partner at MME Legal | Tax | Compliance, he advises iComply on regulatory strategy, cross-border compliance, and digital finance innovation.
Thomas Hardjono

Thomas Hardjono

Advisors

Thomas is a renowned identity and cybersecurity expert, serving as CTO of Connection Science at MIT. With deep expertise in decentralized identity, zero trust, and secure data exchange, he advises iComply on cutting-edge technology and privacy-first compliance architecture.
Rodney Dobson

Rodney Dobson

Advisors

Rodney is the former President of ADP Canada and international executive with over two decades of leadership in global HR and enterprise technology. He advises iComply with deep expertise in international service delivery, M&A, and scaling high-growth operations across regulated markets.
Praveen Mandal

Praveen Mandal

Advisors

Praveen is a serial entrepreneur and technology innovator, known for leadership roles at Lucent Bell Labs, ChargePoint, and the Stanford Linear Accelerator. He advises iComply on advanced computing, scalable infrastructure, and the intersection of AI, energy, and compliance tech.
Paul Childerhose

Paul Childerhose

Advisors

Paul is a Canadian RegTech leader and founder of Maple Peak Group, with extensive experience in financial services compliance, AML, and digital transformation. He advises iComply on regulatory alignment, operational strategy, and scaling compliance programs in complex markets.
John Engle

John Engle

Advisors

John is a seasoned business executive with senior leadership experience at CIBC, UBS, and Accenture. With deep expertise in investment banking, private equity, and digital transformation, he advises iComply on strategic growth, partnerships, and global market expansion.
Jeff Bandman

Jeff Bandman

Advisors

Jeff is a former CFTC official and globally recognized expert in financial regulation, fintech, and digital assets. As founder of Bandman Advisors, he brings deep insight into regulatory policy, market infrastructure, and innovation to guide iComply’s global compliance strategy.
Greg Pearlman

Greg Pearlman

Advisors

Greg is a seasoned investment banker with over 35 years of experience, including leadership roles at BMO Capital Markets, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup. Greg brings deep expertise in financial strategy and growth to support iComply's expansion in the RegTech sector.
Deven Sharma

Deven Sharma

Advisors

Deven is the former President of S&P and a globally respected authority in risk, data, and capital markets. With decades of leadership across financial services and tech, he advises iComply on strategic growth, governance, and the future of trusted data in AML compliance.