INTERAGO AS

Organization number 913185412 · Aksjeselskap

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organisasjonsnummer:
913185412
navn:
INTERAGO AS
organisasjonsform:
kode:
AS
beskrivelse:
Aksjeselskap
naeringskode1:
kode:
62.200
beskrivelse:
Konsulentvirksomhet tilknyttet informasjonsteknologi og forvaltning og drift av it-systemer
antallAnsatte:
25
hjemmeside:
www.interago.no
epostadresse:
post@interago.no
telefon:
not reported by source
forretningsadresse:
adresse:
Innspurten 13A
poststed:
OSLO
postnummer:
0663
kommune:
OSLO
stiftelsesdato:
2014-01-27
registreringsdatoenhetsregisteret:
2014-02-06
aktivitet:
Informasjons- og kommunikasjonstjenester.
vedtektsfestetFormaal:
Salg av rådgivnings- og konsulenttjenester innen områdene Business, Intelligence og Information Management, herunder applikasjonsutvikling, og IT-teknisk rådgivning, medvirke i andre selskap som tilbyr det, samme, samt å forvalte selskapets verdier gjennom investeringer eller, annet som anses formålstjenlig.

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Board and other roles

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Owners

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  1. ZEMA AS – 38.46 % (15500 shares, share class: Ordinære aksjer)
  2. KONFIDO CONSULTING AS – 34.74 % (14000 shares, share class: Ordinære aksjer)
  3. JOJUMA INVEST AS – 16.87 % (6800 shares, share class: Ordinære aksjer)
  4. EIIN INVEST AS – 9.93 % (4000 shares, share class: Ordinære aksjer)

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Grants and support

Sources provided through Firmafakta: Innovation Norway, the EU, the Research Council of Norway and SkatteFUNN.

Innovasjon Norge (0)

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EU-tildelinger (0)

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Forskningsrådet (1)

1 results

  1. id:
    76907
    prosjektnummer:
    346306
    prosjekttittel:
    Interpretable and compliant artificial intelligence to combat money-laundering
    prosjektstart:
    2023
    prosjektslutt:
    2027
    prosjektansvarlig_navn:
    INTERAGO AS
    organisasjonsnummer:
    913185412
    sokt_belop:
    Algoritmer og beregnbarhetsteori
    tildelt_belop:
    0.0
    virkemiddel:
    Frittstående prosjekter
    aktivitet:
    Andre frittstående prosjekter

SkatteFUNN (1)

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  1. id:
    68262
    innsendt_dato:
    2023-08-28
    prosjektnummer:
    347955
    bedriftsnavn:
    INTERAGO AS
    prosjekttittel:
    Forklarbar kunstig intelligens for å bekjempe hvitvasking
    organisasjonsnummer:
    913185412
    fylke:
    Oslo
    kommunenavn:
    Oslo
    poststed:
    OSLO
    soknad_godkjent:
    JA
    soknad_avslatt:
    NEI
    vedtaksdato:
    2023-11-03
    prosjekt_fra_ar:
    2023
    prosjekt_til_ar:
    2024
    sammendrag:
    Numerous banks have in recent years faced substantial fines due to ineffective anti-money-laundering (AML) controls. One such control is based on transactions monitoring systems (TM systems), designed to detect suspicious money transfers. Today's TM systems are predominantly based on defining a set of if-then rules with predefined thresholds. If a threshold is exceeded, the TM systems trigger alerts that are forwarded to AML specialists for evaluation. Unfortunately, with an estimated false-positive rate ranging between 95 to 98%, banks find themselves struggling to comply with financial regulation. Although deep learning has been proposed as a remedy, a major obstacle must be overcome, namely the lack of interpretability within deep learning models. Financial institutions are obligated to be able to explain the reasoning behind a decision to their clients, regulators, and other stakeholders. Deep learning models, however, typically involve thousands if not millions of parameters that do nonlinear computations, making it difficult for humans to follow the reasoning behind a model's predictions. Deploying a deep learning model into a live environment without a comprehensive understanding of its decision-making process places banks at risk of discriminating against their customers. The consequences of such biases include legal liability, reputational damage, and loss of customers' trust. Recent advances in interpretable deep learning theory offer some promising tools in this regard. Techniques such as saliency maps and gradient-based methods offer avenues for extracting meaningful interpretations. Yet another interesting approach is the concept of 'attention as explanation'. In this project, our aim is to build effective and interpretable deep learning algorithms to combat money laundering. We will do so by combining theory on interpretable deep learning with theory on financial crime.

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