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After almost two decades of helping regulators with their data woes, Vizor is now also supporting financial institutions with its new RegTech offerings.

With the year coming to an end, it is time to look ahead into 2021 and predict where the market is headed.

From insider trading and market manipulation to bribery, corruption as well as money laundering, detecting suspicious activity has become a top priority for financial firms, making it imperative to have a robust compliance surveillance solution in place, according to Relativity Trace general manager Jordan Domash.

In digital transformation initiatives, claims experiences have often been neglected due to the fact they are an expense and not a value driver. However, improving customer experience in these processes could be the secret to keeping more clients. One of the companies pioneering this charge is Benekiva.

The Metaverse has captured the attention of many. Mark Zuckerberg envisions a world where people “jump into” the virtual world to “do almost anything”.  But doing things comes with risk, and risk needs to be priced. So where does insurance come into these big plans?

Last year was quite the rollercoaster. As 2023 kicks off, what will the biggest developments and trends will be? Here is a look at some of those.

Go back two decades and business email compromise (BEC) was a major threat to business security. Despite the advances of technology and cybersecurity, BEC is still as big of a threat as ever. However, it doesn’t need to be the case. There are solutions out there that can not only protect firms from malicious emails but prevent them ever getting into the inbox.

The InsurTech sector for commercial insurance carriers has not evolved as quickly as expected, according to Joe Lettween, chief innovation, data science, and technology...

A recent study from Theta Lake, a pioneer in digital communications governance, found that 69% of IT and compliance professionals expect the use of unified communication and collaboration (UCC) tools to increase in 2024. With firms using an average of 4.6 communication and collaboration tools, it is evident that UCC tools have become an embedded and essential part of modern business, but firms must ensure they are compliantly getting the full value of these tools.

The future for challenger banks is through specialism, not becoming a one-stop shop for everything, according to OakNorth deputy CEO Graham Olive in a research interview with FinTech Global.