Tag: conduct risk
AI, digital assets and the end of legacy compliance
Compliance has moved from the back office to the boardroom. For global banks, it is no longer a function that quietly operates in the...
Fingerprint targets the compliance gap no one is talking about
RegTech is entering a new phase. With financial institutions facing growing regulatory pressure, firms are increasingly turning to AI, automation and real-time compliance tools...
Why SMCR reform doesn’t reduce compliance risk
The UK's Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SMCR) is entering a new chapter — one that promises greater operational flexibility for firms while keeping...
FCA conduct rules 2026: what compliance leaders need
On 1 September 2026, the FCA's Code of Conduct will extend to cover bullying, harassment and discrimination across every FCA-authorised organisation — not just...
Manual vs automated redress in motor finance
Manual redress processes are coming under renewed scrutiny as firms respond to large-scale remediation exercises in the motor finance market.
As the sector grapples with...
Turning communications data into AI-driven compliance value
AI is reshaping how regulated financial institutions approach compliance, surveillance and operational resilience, but its effectiveness depends entirely on the quality of the data...
FCA CP25/18 draws a regulatory line on workplace culture
When the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published CP25/18 on 2 July 2025, it sent a clear signal to regulated firms: workplace culture is no...
How to detect and control compliance risks in aiComms
Artificial intelligence has evolved from a background productivity tool into an active participant in day-to-day communications.
From composing emails and instant messages to preparing proposals,...
FCA crackdown highlights weak compliance cultures
A former analyst at a UK-based investment management firm has been convicted of insider dealing, underlining the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) increased reliance on...
Enhancing compliance: The rise of automation in consumer risk management
In the ever-evolving landscape of regulatory requirements, businesses are compelled to reassess how they manage compliance and conduct risks. A proactive approach is necessary, not only to understand the regulations but to anticipate their impacts on operations. Implementing a standardized methodology supported by AI allows businesses to prepare for regulatory changes effectively, ensuring compliance is both consistent and scalable.










