Tag: Regulatory Technology
The hidden cost of compliance explanation — and the fix
The compliance function has changed — and the tools used to support it are struggling to keep pace.
According to StarCompliance, firms operating across multiple...
StarCompliance embeds AI into compliance workflows
StarCompliance, a leading provider of employee and firm compliance technology, has unveiled StarAssist, a new AI-powered capability designed to deliver greater clarity, speed, and...
EU AI Act: Three obligations reshaping comms surveillance
For anyone working in surveillance, records or risk at an EU-regulated financial services organisation, the past few months have brought a familiar mix of...
Regnology launches global certified partner programme
Regnology, a provider of regulatory, risk, finance and supervisory technology, has launched its Certified Implementation Partner Programme, establishing a new global standard for service...
Prometeia opens Frankfurt office to deepen EU presence
Italian advisory and analytics firm Prometeia has expanded its European footprint with the launch of a representative office in Frankfurt. The German city is home...
Cleo Labs secures €1.5m for global product compliance
Cleo Labs, a RegTech company that uses artificial intelligence to automate product regulatory compliance, has closed a €1.5m funding round to accelerate development of...
The case for RegTech over internal compliance builds
Many organisations start out convinced that building a financial crime risk assessment platform internally will deliver better control, lower costs and the flexibility to...
The one-off model trap costing firms millions
Organisations that build bespoke AI models and deploy them without ongoing maintenance are setting themselves up for failure. Without a framework for continuous learning,...
How banks can fix broken FATCA and CRS models
For most large retail and commercial banks, the regulatory requirements underpinning FATCA and CRS are no longer the primary concern. The rules are well...
RegTech vs in-house builds: the true cost of ownership
When organisations consider building a financial crime risk assessment platform in-house, the underlying assumption is almost always the same: it will be cheaper than...










