Tag: financial regulation
AI money managers loom for 10 million UK adults
More than 10 million UK adults could soon see their finances managed by an AI agent, according to a landmark review published this week...
FSS moves to embed consumer protection in Korean finance
The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS), South Korea's financial watchdog, has entered into a collaborative agreement with six industry associations and training institutions aimed at...
Canadian FinTech funding expected to fall 46% in 2026 due to...
Key Canadian FinTech investment stats in Q2 2026: Canadian FinTech deal activity reduced 18% YoY
Trend analysis showed a projected 46% fall in funding...
FCA trims SM&CR: streamlining or a new culture risk?
The FCA and PRA have confirmed a package of changes to the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR), reducing the number of certified persons,...
CFPB rethink leaves open banking compliance in limbo
Open banking has firmly arrived in the US, yet the regulatory framework underpinning it remains anything but settled, leaving banks facing a strategic dilemma:...
Regulators’ AI tools face the accountability test
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the financial sector at pace, approving loans, drafting disclosures and flagging suspicious transactions inside regulated firms, yet the rules designed...
Can COFI end South Africa’s siloed compliance crisis?
South Africa loses an estimated R100bn a year to financial crime, yet the institutions meant to stop it still work in silos. Organised crime...
MAS moves to rein in autonomous AI agents in finance
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the city state's central bank and financial regulator, has joined forces with major financial institutions and FinTechs to...
Why banks face a 24-hour reckoning under new SRB liquidity rules
The Single Resolution Board's (SRB) consultation on its updated Operational Guidance on Liquidity and Funding in Resolution goes well beyond a tidying-up exercise. It...
FinCEN’s AML shake-up: why AI compliance must deliver
For decades, passing a US anti-money laundering (AML) audit meant proving a programme existed. Write the policies, appoint the officer, train the staff, complete...










