Tag: GDPR
Napier AI warns opaque AI could cost firms their licence
As artificial intelligence spreads across financial services, a growing argument suggests that opacity is not only unavoidable but sometimes desirable, a way to protect...
Payments firms face rising risk from manual compliance
Payment firms operating across multiple markets are facing mounting pressure as regulatory change accelerates. Frameworks such as PSD2 and PSD3, AML and KYC rules,...
Manual AI disclaimers won’t survive EU AI Act scrutiny
The EU AI Act is no longer a distant regulatory milestone, it is an active compliance obligation. Prohibitions took effect from February 2025, transparency...
Tieto Indtech Billing & Software expands into UK
Tieto has expanded into the UK, establishing a local sales presence for its Indtech Billing & Invoicing division as demand grows among the company's...
Equals selects Aiimi to power DSAR compliance
Equals, a next-generation global money movement platform, has partnered with Aiimi, a provider of AI-powered workplace solutions, to strengthen how it manages data subject...
Why procurement tools can’t answer the risk question
Vendor management software and vendor risk management software are often bundled together in FinTech and RegTech conversations, but they solve fundamentally different problems.
According to...
KYCP tackles deletion risk with new recycle bin feature
Deleting a record sounds like the simplest function in any compliance platform, yet according to KYCP, it is one of the most fraught.
The arrival...
Why AI compliance failures could cost firms dearly
Artificial intelligence is transforming how organisations operate, make decisions and interact with customers.
According to Theta Lake, yet the productivity gains come tethered to serious...
The hidden cost of ignoring regulatory compliance gaps
Regulatory change never stops, and for iGaming operators, payments firms, and wider financial services companies, that constant movement is exactly why regulatory gap analyses...
GDPR, secrecy laws and the myths stalling AML collaboration
Every week, billions of euros flow through European financial institutions in service of money launderers, fraudsters, and organised criminal networks.
According to Salv, the banks...










