Gold laundering puts banks on the AML front line
Two major financial crime institutions are putting greater emphasis on fragmented data and cross-border intelligence sharing, creating a growing challenge for banks exposed to...
AI is moving closer to the risk decision, but can firms trust it?
Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to automating simple, repetitive compliance and risk tasks. Across financial services, firms are increasingly using AI to conduct...
FinregE warns FCA reporting overhaul could expose data weaknesses
The FCA's move to simplify transaction reporting could create a different challenge for firms, with FinregE warning that fewer reporting fields could expose weaknesses...
AI coding agents expose a new software testing risk
Artificial intelligence is accelerating software development, with coding agents increasingly able to build features, restructure code and fix defects with limited human intervention. For...
Why fund administrators can no longer treat CRS as annual
Fund administrators are facing a new form of scrutiny as CRS 2.0 raises the bar for tax reporting and compliance. Increasingly, the pressure is...
Why fear of risk is finance’s biggest risk
Financial services firms can invest in sophisticated risk technology, but those systems will have limited impact if organisations continue to view risk primarily as...
Munich Re’s $575m bet on the SME cyber risk gap
Munich Re has acquired US cyber InsurTech At-Bay for $575m, strengthening its position in a market where insurers are increasingly combining cyber cover with...
AI risk exposes gaps in cyber insurance
AI is creating new questions for the cyber insurance market, with industry leaders debating whether emerging risks should be covered under existing policies or...
Why AI recordkeeping is becoming a compliance risk
Financial firms are making decisions about artificial intelligence before regulators have established an AI-specific rulebook. But according to Red Oak Analysis, the absence of...
SEC AI checks put firms’ governance under scrutiny
The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Examinations has begun requesting information from financial firms about their use of artificial intelligence, according to...













