Linkurious Earns Category Leader Rank in AML Monitoring Report
Chartis Research named Linkurious, a Nuix company, a Category Leader in its 2026 AML Transaction Monitoring RiskTech Quadrant.
Linkurious, the graph-based decision intelligence firm owned by Nuix, has been designated a Category Leader in the Chartis Research RiskTech Quadrant® for AML Transaction Monitoring Solutions 2026, the Paris-headquartered company announced October 26.
The Chartis RiskTech Quadrant is a widely referenced benchmark in financial-crime compliance circles, evaluating vendors on completeness of offering and market potential. A Category Leader designation signals that a vendor ranks among the top performers across both dimensions within a given solution segment.
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Linkurious builds graph-based analytics tools designed to help financial institutions detect suspicious patterns within large, complex transaction networks — a capability that regulators and compliance teams have increasingly prioritized as money-laundering schemes grow more sophisticated. Its parent company, Nuix, is an Australian data analytics firm with a broader focus on investigative intelligence.
The recognition arrives as anti-money-laundering technology investment continues to accelerate globally, driven by tighter regulatory enforcement and rising fines for compliance failures. Graph analytics, which maps relationships between entities and transactions rather than analyzing records in isolation, has emerged as a key differentiator for vendors competing in the AML monitoring space.
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