He spent 15 months hunting for compliance software that didn’t exist. So he built Flagright, which just raised $12.5M.
Baran Ozkan spent 15 months looking for software that did not exist. As head of financial-crime product at a European bank, he wanted a single tool to catch money laundering and fraud. Vendors overpromised. His own employer tried to build one in-house and failed. So he built it himself. His startup, Flagright, has now raised […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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