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For more than three centuries, visitors to the maze at Hampton Court Palace have tested their sense of direction among its tall hedges. Built in the late 17th century, the maze’s trapezoidal design looks straightforward on paper. Yet once inside, its looping paths quickly become disorientating. Turn after turn looks familiar. Progress becomes guesswork. Modern compliance systems often produce a similar experience.

Inside the push to centralise compliance oversight

For more than three centuries, visitors to the maze at Hampton Court Palace have tested their sense of direction among its tall hedges. Built...

Check fraud in 2026: why AI is now essential

Check fraud has stubbornly refused to die. Despite decades of predictions that paper cheques were heading for obsolescence, the crime now accounts for 30%...
AI

How the FCA’s 2026 rules affect AI and communications

February 2026 marked a meaningful turning point in how the FCA communicates its expectations to regulated firms. Rather than issuing more than 40 individual...
AML

How community banks can strengthen AML in 2026

Community banks in 2026 find themselves navigating an AML landscape that is pulling in two directions at once. Regulators have made genuine efforts to...
spektr

spektr targets manual compliance work with $20m raise

spektr, a Copenhagen-based company building AI infrastructure for compliance across financial services, has secured $20m in Series A funding. The round was led by NEA,...
Sumsub

Monavate integrates Sumsub for KYC compliance

Monavate has partnered with identity verification and anti-fraud specialist Sumsub to embed KYC capabilities natively within its MonavateOne platform. The live integration allows Monavate's programme...
Capsule

Capsule Security raises $7m to secure AI agents at runtime

Capsule Security, an AI agent runtime security company, has launched from stealth after closing a $7m seed funding round led by Lama Partners, with...
DORA

How to simplify DORA compliance across jurisdictions

For compliance professionals working in payments and financial services, DORA is no longer a looming deadline — it is a live regulatory obligation with...

Cross-border payments: balancing AML and financial inclusion

Cross-border payment service providers are facing heightened regulatory scrutiny following new anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CFT) guidance issued jointly by Finansinspektionen and the...

Five payment fraud trends reshaping financial crime

Payment fraud is no longer simply a technological problem — it is a human one too. Tieto Banktech has identified five trends that are...

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