Why Brexit will continue to be a big challenge for financial services firms
Despite being more than three years in the making, the UK’s divorce from the EU is still a cause of great uncertainty for financial services firms.
What can RegTech companies learn from the coronavirus outbreak?
While the COVID-19 pandemic is causing a lot of damage on the financial sector, there are also lessons to pick up from it.
Will the UK remain a leading RegTech hotbed after Brexit?
The UK may have been the European RegTech leader for years, but the question is if this could change because of Brexit.
11 women changing the US RegTech industry you need to know about right now
The US is spearheading the RegTech revolution. So why not find out more about the women leading the charge?
How KYC Portal became a leader in the client onboarding market
KYC Portal may have started as a side project, but its massive success has made it into a leader in the client onboarding market.
Two-thirds of financial firms are unsure if they are compliant when using video conference...
Even though 90% of financial services and insurance companies are using video, most are uncertain about if they are complying with regulations, according to new research from Theta Lake.
5AML presents a lot of FinTech and RegTech opportunities if you know where to...
The Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5AML) and eIDAS may empower Europe to create the world’s first digital single market, according to Electronic IDentification CEO Iván Nabalón.
Will the US remain the RegTech top dog as new hotbeds are on the...
Federal deregulation and increased international competition are all factors that could push US RegTech down from the throne. Or are they?
What are the cybersecurity risks financial services firms should be aware of right now?
Using technology might have boosted financial services firms’ efficiency, but the reliance on digital solutions has also opened them up to attacks from malicious outsiders.
How will RegTech evolve in the future?
The financial market is global and constantly dealing with new technologies and weighed down with ever-expanding regulations. So where does that leave the future of RegTech?
