Why sanctions screening alone is no longer enough
Sanctions compliance has never been a single, unified discipline, yet much of the technology built to support it has treated it as if it...
The hidden cost of building financial crime tools
There is a familiar refrain that echoes through financial institutions when compliance teams request new tooling: "We can build this internally — it's just...
Sumsub lets AI agents build compliance setups
Sumsub has become the first provider in its space to give AI agents the ability to configure and build out an entire compliance environment...
Why allocation surveillance is failing compliance teams
For compliance teams at asset management firms, allocation review has quietly become one of the most thankless tasks in the working day. Hours are...
AI attackers are breaking financial crime compliance
A 1993 New Yorker cartoon showed one dog telling another, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." The joke has held up rather...
Why RegTech’s survival race is just beginning
The RegTech market has entered a new era. What began as an experimental space populated by agile startups has matured into a mainstream industry...
The compliance research crisis no one is fixing
Picture the scene: a financial institution is onboarding a new corporate client with operations spanning the UAE, the UK, and the EU. Before any...
Behavox raises $175m from HPS to fuel global growth
Behavox, an AI-native controls platform serving global banks, asset managers, hedge funds, and commodity firms, has raised $175m in preferred equity from HPS Investment Partners, a global credit investment firm operating as part of BlackRock.
Sumsub bolsters EU compliance with eIDAS 2.0 recertification
Sumsub, a global full-cycle verification platform designed to enable fraud-free and scalable compliance, has reconfirmed its eIDAS 2.0 certification at the High Level of...
The compliance test most firms are failing to run
As regulatory expectations evolve, compliance assessment is moving beyond documentation alone. Increasingly, organisations are expected to demonstrate not just that controls exist, but that...













