Tag: FINRA
Why approved content still creates compliance risk
Compliance teams have traditionally treated content approval as the point where marketing and communications risk is addressed. An advert, email or social media post...
FINRA loosens grip as deregulation push accelerates
Back in early 2025, the LeGaye Law Firm wrote, “The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), while not a federal agency, operates under the supervision...
AI governance gap puts financial firms at examination risk
Financial regulators across the US, UK and UAE are converging on a single message: firms do not need to wait for AI-specific rules before...
RegTech becomes non-negotiable for US investment managers
US investment managers are being warned that 2026's regulatory landscape is not lighter, just sharper, as the SEC narrows its focus to fraud and...
Why AI recordkeeping is becoming a compliance risk
Financial firms are making decisions about artificial intelligence before regulators have established an AI-specific rulebook. But according to Red Oak Analysis, the absence of...
RegTech’s hallucination problem: can AI show its working?
The question sharp compliance leads ask about Karavel is rarely about features. Instead, it cuts deeper: how do they know the AI will not...
The hidden risk of all-in-one compliance platforms
Financial services firms are becoming larger, more complex and increasingly interconnected, but that does not necessarily mean their compliance technology should follow the same...
Why AI enforcement is coming for financial firms
AI governance in financial services is not a future problem but a present one, according to Brian Rubin, whose insights were shared in a...
AI ads face new disclosure rules as New York law bites
New York's synthetic performer law may be narrow in scope, but it carries a broad operational warning for marketers: AI-generated people in advertising have...
How compliance teams are losing the content race
The volume of marketing content flowing through financial services firms has reached a tipping point. Compliance teams, already stretched thin, are now contending with...










