Where in compliance does AI have the greatest deployment depth and autonomy?
AI is gradually becoming a core feature within compliance, but it is within cybersecurity where the technology is seeing the greatest deployment, both in...
FINTRAC fines expose AML gaps at Canadian credit unions
Canada’s financial intelligence unit has made it clear that credit unions can no longer rely on well-written policies alone.
According to Alessa, on 24 September...
Napier AI taps LSEG World-Check On Demand for screening
Napier AI, a financial crime compliance technology provider, has linked its Transaction Screening product with LSEG’s newly launched World-Check On Demand, giving financial institutions...
Why AscentAI makes obligations the unit of RegTech change
Regulators publish documents, but financial institutions have to manage the individual obligations buried inside them. That mismatch is where a large share of the...
Can identity verification survive the age of synthetic identities?
Identity verification has long relied on the assumption that a person can be distinguished from an impostor through evidence of who they are. But...
How CUBE’s Intel cut CMC Markets’ compliance burden by 50%
For multi-jurisdictional firms, regulatory change now arrives faster than human teams can track it.
CMC Markets has become the latest example of a firm choosing...
Is AI finally helping regulators outpace money launderers?
Global money laundering losses reached $5.09tn last year, according to new research from Napier AI. That figure is equal to 4.30% of global GDP....
SEC 2027 exam priorities put compliance controls on trial
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published its examination priorities for Fiscal Year 2027, and according to StarCompliance, a compliance technology provider,...
Singapore caps board seats as governance overhaul looms
The Corporate Governance Advisory Committee (CGAC), working alongside SGX RegCo has unveiled proposals that would reshape how boards of listed companies operate, including a...
FCA warns private markets over conflicts of interest gaps
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has told firms operating in private markets that their handling of conflicts of interest must evolve alongside the sector’s...













