AML RightSource, a provider of tools for financial crime compliance, appointed Steve Meirink as its new Chief Executive Officer. Meirink will also join the company’s Board of Directors, succeeding Frank Ewing. Under Ewing’s leadership, AML RightSource evolved from a small domestic service provider into a trusted partner for financial institutions, government entities, and corporations worldwide. Meirink expressed his enthusiasm for the role, emphasizing his commitment to advancing the company’s mission of combating financial crime through innovation and client-focused solutions.
Meirink brings more than two decades of expertise in financial compliance, technology, and executive leadership. He previously served as CEO of Wolters Kluwer Financial & Corporate Compliance, where he led initiatives to modernize compliance and foster growth. His proven track record positions him to drive AML RightSource’s next phase of development. The company, with a team of more than 5,000 experts, provides anti-financial crime solutions including fraud prevention, transaction monitoring, and enhanced due diligence. With Meirink at the helm, AML RightSource is set to expand its managed services and advisory offerings, ensuring continued support for clients in addressing complex compliance and financial crime challenges.
