Getting GDPR ready for Brexit
Brexit and GDPR are often met with equal voices of tedium, but Compliance Compendium chief business development officer Gareth Gadd shares some optimism for SMEs.
Bank uses KYC Portal to streamline the review processes for Corporate Clients
Aqubix’s KYC Portal has been chosen by an unnamed international bank to ease the ongoing relationship processes with corporate structures.
How are risk managers looking to handle the rising threats of cyber attacks
To enhance combat against new risks like cyberattacks, insurance firms need to increase the amount of data they are tapping into, according to Adam Mitchell, Head of Risk Innovation at Chaucer.
Compliance Compendium: Why GDPR compliance is difficult in the cloud
Compliance Compendium chief business development officer Gareth Gadd explores how cloud operations need to change for GDPR.
Theta Lake: Helping compliance teams with KID validations for PRIIPs
Marc Gilman, general counsel and VP of compliance at Theta Lake has explored how firms can ease challenges for PRIIPs KID verifications.
Insurance companies cannot risk overlooking the importance of compliance
The insurance industry is rather focused on developing products and serving clients than further developing its compliance framework, according to Priscilla Cournède, head of group prudential and regulatory developments at SCOR.
How open banking and improved data sharing can change insurance
‘Data exchange is fundamentally a value exchange’ and proving this to customers will help to enhance the insurance industry, according to Milan Sud, head of Innovation at AXA Partners UK.
Can GDPR and blockchain be friends?
With blockchain’s ability to decentralise the access to data and networks and GDPR’s tight grips on data, Compliance Compendium chief business development officer Gareth Gadd looks to see if they could work together.
What happens to UK’s GDPR after Brexit?
Brexit has dominated the news for two years and as the final date looms, talk has not dropped.
The real GDPR risks lie with SMEs, not corporates
A misconception is brewing with some SMEs that they’re too small to be fined by the ICO for data protection failures, but that’s not the point, it’s their legal obligation to make sure they are compliant, Jonathan Jacob, CEO at Compliance Compendium told RegTech Analyst.
