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Microsoft’s industry-specific AI models set to revolutionise regulatory compliance
Microsoft has unveiled new AI models tailored specifically for different industries, promising to redefine how businesses handle operational challenges.
The future of AI: Combining quick reflexes with strategic deliberation
In the rapidly advancing field of artificial intelligence, the focus is increasingly on the harmonisation of two distinct cognitive functions: rapid intuition and deep analytical reasoning.
2025 compliance outlook: Embracing AI and global regulatory shifts
As 2024 draws to a close, the financial services sector is gearing up for a dynamic compliance landscape in the coming year. With regulatory...
Understanding the impact of the SEC’s Marketing Rule on financial advisors...
In late 2022, the SEC implemented Rule 206(4), marking a significant change in compliance requirements for Investment Advisers (IAs).
How AI enhances AML and KYC practices by improving entity resolution
In the complex world of financial services, the role of organizations extends beyond mere transactions like saving, investing, or facilitating payments.
The rise of Agentic AI: How it’s redefining efficiency and compliance...
The next significant development in artificial intelligence (AI), referred to as "agentic AI," represents a crucial evolutionary step for technology within the finance sector...
How will the EU’s AI Act impact the financial market?
The Artificial Intelligence Act officially came into force on 1 August 2024. The Act, one of the first of its kind, establishes a common regulatory and legal framework for AI within the European Union. How will it impact the financial sector?
The critical role of unstructured data in financial crime prevention
Every 48 hours, the digital world produces an astounding five quintillion bytes of data, according to McKinsey & Company.
Exploring AI’s impact on anti-money laundering efforts globally
Money laundering remains a major global issue, affecting financial stability and security across the world.
Exploring responsible innovation in AML compliance with AI
The challenge of financial crime and its wider societal effects are immense. Estimates suggest that money laundering accounts for 2-5% of the global GDP.










