AI-powered watchdogs scan 60m ads: is your firm next?
The golden rule of advertising compliance has quietly been rewritten. For decades, a misleading ad only attracted regulatory attention if a consumer was annoyed...
What areas of RegTech are seeing the greatest level of adoption?
Financial Crime RegTech solutions have the highest level of adoption across the financial services industry, according to a new report on the sector.
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Who owns compliance when AI runs AML?
As AI becomes embedded across anti-money laundering (AML) workflows, the RegTech industry faces a defining tension: how to scale automation without eroding accountability.
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How CARF is reshaping digital asset reporting
For much of its history, the digital asset market has operated on the assumption that while blockchain transactions are publicly visible, they are not...
Onyx secures $113m Series B for Secure AI Control Plane
Onyx, a security company behind the Secure AI Control Plane, has closed a $113m Series B round to help enterprises govern the growing number...
Stickley on Security lands Reseda Group investment
Reseda Group, the credit union service organisation wholly owned by MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU), has announced an investment in Stickley on Security, a...
NextReg launches with a new AI-native model for adviser compliance services
NextReg, a Miami-based compliance firm, has officially launched, providing institutional-grade, AI-powered Chief Compliance Officer services to investment advisers and FinTech companies transforming how firms...
The 60-25-15 rule reshaping RegTech pilots in banking
Compliance teams across banks and payment firms are being squeezed from both directions.
Boards and executive committees are pushing for rapid AI adoption to slash...
World Cup 2026 exposes compliance gaps as fraud hits record
Spain have been crowned world champions, with substitute Ferran Torres striking deep into extra time to settle a final Argentina barely troubled. The holders...
Europe’s regulators bet big on AI-ready data reform
European supervisors are quietly rebuilding the digital plumbing of regulatory reporting, and the consequences for banks and insurers could be profound. Across the continent,...
