Digital communications governance: AI in action
Artificial intelligence has moved well beyond buzzword status in financial services. It is now embedded in the day-to-day processes firms use to manage, monitor...
Closing the gap: Theta Lake’s reconciliation tools
Regulatory compliance in financial services is built on a single, non-negotiable principle: the completeness and accuracy of records. Across global markets, a dense patchwork...
Navigating compliance risks in AI-powered workplace chat
The growing use of AI-powered chat within unified communications and collaboration platforms has delivered significant operational benefits for businesses, but it has also introduced...
How DCGA is reshaping compliance and risk management
Digital communications governance and archiving (DCGA) has moved far beyond its origins as a back-office compliance task. Today, it plays a central role in...
Theta Lake AI patent targets hidden screen sharing risks
Theta Lake has secured a new US patent designed to address a largely overlooked risk in modern workplace collaboration: the applications that appear on...
Why one-size-fits-all mobile compliance no longer works
Mobile communications have become one of the most difficult areas of modern communications compliance. As regulatory enforcement around off-channel messaging continues to intensify, firms...
Why Zoom compliance hinges on certified integrations
Zoom has become a core communications channel for regulated industries, but capturing complete, accurate and audit-ready records is far from straightforward. Regulators expect firms...
Zeidler expands AI tool for securities compliance
Zeidler Group has expanded its AI-powered Marketing Material Review Tool (MMR-Tool) to help issuers of securities meet stricter compliance standards.
AI messaging firm KredosAi raises seed funding round
KredosAi, an AI-powered customer engagement startup, has raised a seed funding round to accelerate its growth and platform development.
The NTR EOL countdown: Why migrating call recordings now is critical for firms
Financial firms relying on call recording for compliance, security, and operational insights are facing a critical deadline. Nice Trading Recording (NTR) systems will reach end-of-life (EOL) in September, putting organisations at risk of losing key data, breaching compliance requirements, and incurring greater costs without urgent action.













