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@SKR-35 SKR-35 released this 30 May 16:03

First stable release of Awesome-FCC — a curated Financial Crime Compliance engineering and analytics resource hub.

This release expands the repository from an initial curated list into a broader Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) engineering, analytics and machine learning resource hub.

Highlights

Expanded FCC Coverage

  • Improved coverage across AML/CFT, fraud detection, sanctions screening, graph analytics, explainability, model risk and regulatory resources.
  • Strengthened vendor-neutral, practitioner-focused FCC resource discovery.

New Sections

  • Graph Machine Learning,
  • MLOps, Monitoring & Drift Detection,
  • Feature Engineering & Feature Store

Added Technical Resources

  • Graph analytics & ML: PyTorch Geometric, DGL,
  • MLOps & monitoring: MLflow, Evidently AI, whylogs,
  • Feature engineering: Featuretools, Feast,
  • Data quality: Soda, Pandera,
  • Explainability & fairness: LIME, Fairlearn,
  • Case investigation tooling: OpenSearch, Apache Superset

Synthetic Data & Simulation

  • Added reproducible FCC synthetic data tooling and simulators,
  • Included FCC-Synthetic-TM for transaction monitoring experimentation and analytics workflows,
  • Added Faker and Mimesis for synthetic KYC/customer generation

Datasets & Benchmarks

Expanded fraud and AML datasets:

  • IEEE-CIS Fraud Detection,
  • Elliptic Bitcoin AML Dataset,
  • PaySim,
  • IBM AML Simulated Transactions Dataset,
  • Credit Card Fraud Detection Dataset

Regulations & Typologies

Added additional FCC and AML reference sources:

  • Wolfsberg Group,
  • FinCEN Advisories,
  • EU AML Directives / AMLA,
  • OFAC guidance,
  • FCA Market Abuse resources,
  • BIS papers

Improvements

  • Expanded README structure and navigation,
  • Improved discoverability and practical FCC engineering coverage,
  • Minor fixes and formatting improvements

This release provides a stronger foundation for FCC practitioners, data scientists, AML analysts, fraud investigators and engineers working across financial crime domains.