US companies secured over half of all global RegTech deals as deal activity grew by 8%

Global RegTech Deal Activity Q1 to Q3 2025

Key global RegTech investment stats in Q1 – Q3 2025:

  • Global RegTech deal activity grew by 8% YoY
  • US companies secured over half of all deals to solidify the country’s position as the main global RegTech hub
  • Didomi, the Paris-based RegTech specialising in global data privacy and consent management solutions, secured one of the biggest global RegTech deals of the first three quarters with an $81.7m funding round

Global RegTech deal activity grew by 8% YoY

During the first three quarters of 2025, the Global RegTech sector registered a modest uplift in both capital raised and deal activity.

Total funding climbed to $5.5bn, representing a 7% increase on the $5.1bn secured over the same period in 2024.

Transaction volume also moved upward, with 385 deals, an 8% increase from the 356 deals recorded across the first three quarters of the previous year.

Although the growth is relatively restrained, the figures point to a market demonstrating resilience and steady demand for compliance and risk-management solutions despite ongoing economic uncertainty.

US companies secured over half of all deals to solidify the country’s position as the main global RegTech hub

Looking at where activity was concentrated, the US continued to dominate the RegTech landscape in 2025, completing 276 deals (52% share), a 14% increase from the 243 deals (47% share) seen in 2024.

The UK followed with 34 deals (6% share), also rising 13% from 30 deals (6% share) a year earlier.

Israel secured 22 deals (4% share), replacing Canada, which had 15 deals (3% share) during the same period in 2024.

Although the leading markets expanded their deal counts, their share shifts reflect broader changes in investment distribution, with Israel emerging as a more prominent contributor to global RegTech activity.

Didomi, the Paris-based RegTech specialising in global data privacy and consent management solutions, secured one of the biggest global RegTech deals of the first three quarters with an $81.7m funding round

The round also supported its acquisition of New York-based Sourcepoint, a leading privacy platform used by more than 200 enterprise customers and major brands.

Founded in 2017, Didomi enables enterprises to address complex data privacy challenges through consent management, privacy governance and user self-service tools, helping organisations collect, manage and activate user preferences across channels.

Its technology underpins compliance, strengthens consumer trust, and optimises marketing and advertising outcomes for over 1,500 clients in 35 countries.

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