In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, global economies have experienced unprecedented reductions in GDP, while governments strive to cushion the impact through stimulus programs. Meanwhile criminals have modified their schemes and scams to take advantage of the shift to digital payments. Despite the social and economic disruption, there are opportunities to reimagine business as usual and adopt new operational models to more effectively combat financial crime. During this session, we will describe practical examples of financial institutions that are pivoting toward the new “work from home” paradigm. We will discuss how leading organisations are mobilising people, processes and technology to stem compliance costs and meet regulatory obligations. Institutions will likely have to do more with fewer resources during the recovery. We will provide examples of how financial crimes analytics and orchestration of digital data deliver quantifiable results to more efficiently and effectively manage financial crimes risks.