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Compliance’s AI rebuild: why the old stack won’t survive
Y Combinator's naming of AI-native compliance infrastructure as a Fall 2026 request for startups has put a label on a shift that has been...
AI cuts KYC drudgery, but who keeps the final call?
KYC and AML compliance work absorbs enormous analyst time, yet most of that time isn't spent on genuine judgment calls. It's spent wrangling documents,...
The identity problem
Identity has become one of the most important fault lines in modern financial crime. As financial services move further into digital channels, the question...
The hidden architecture behind approve, deny and review
Automated decisioning is the use of predefined rules, data integrations and scoring models to evaluate an application, transaction or identity check, returning an approve,...
Why bank-grade AI is compliance’s new competitive edge
Consumer banks such as Revolut and Trade Republic have reset expectations across financial services, making banking so seamless that traditional institutions have struggled to...
What’s really holding back RegTech adoption?
RegTech is no longer an experimental corner of financial services. It is becoming part of the infrastructure firms rely on to manage an increasingly...
RegTech’s AI shift puts analyst expertise at a premium
Compliance analysts are meant to be investigating risk and stopping fraud, yet much of their day is consumed by chasing documents and verifying paperwork....
AI agents move from pilot to workforce in bank compliance
Banks could unlock productivity gains of up to 20 times by deploying a workforce of AI agents, according to McKinsey. The consultancy's estimate rests...
The $304bn compliance bill hiding a growth leak
Compliance has quietly become a tax on growth for banks and FinTechs. Around $304bn is spent globally every year on anti-money laundering (AML) and...
The rise of continuous KYC
Know Your Customer has operated as a series of fixed moments for a long time. Starting with verifying a customer at onboarding, reviewing them...










