As we begin 2025, we can look back at 2024 as another transformative year for the RegTech sector. With artificial intelligence and automation continuing to play a growing role and regulatory challenges leading firms to demand solutions that meet their […]
The RegTech sector has gained significant traction in the financial industry over the past few years, with global adoption accelerating. According to market projections, the RegTech market is expected to hit $25.19bn by 2028, driven by financial institutions’ need to […]
FinTech Global recently sat down for an interview with RegTech firm Theta Lake to discuss what the future looks like for communications governance. Theta Lake’s offers a multi-award winning product suite providing patented compliance and security for modern collaboration platforms, utilizing nearly 100 […]
The discussion around artificial intelligence isn’t likely to conclude anytime soon, with many industries looking to the expanding technology to understand how they can benefit from it. In the area of economic crime, what role could AI play in bringing […]
Federated learning is a machine learning technique that enables multiple entities to train a model together while keeping their data decentralized. In an era where AI models are taking shape, such a technology will be able to play a key […]
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which took effect on January 16, 2023, is a crucial piece of legislation designed to bolster the digital resilience of the financial sector. Corlytics, which offers a risk-based approach to regulatory compliance, recently offered a […]
As 2024 prepares to leave its summer months and hit into full-gear for the final push of the year, what are the trends that could colour the RegTech space going forward? In part two of a two-part series on the […]
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a EU regulation that entered into force on 16 January 2023 and is currently set to apply as of 17 January 2025. As the industry gears up for full implementation, how should firms be preparing […]
