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RegTech leader Corlytics shifts to new leadership era
Corlytics, the Verdane-backed RegTech platform and regulatory intelligence specialist, has appointed Lisa Miles-Heal as its new chief executive officer, effective June, as the company...
Is compliance becoming a real-time control system?
For decades, compliance has operated as a rear-view mirror — periodic reviews, retrospective audits and manual checks designed to catch problems after they emerge....
Global fines hit $542m in Q1 2026 amid data crackdown
Corlytics, a regulatory intelligence and risk analytics firm, has published its Q1 2026 enforcement report, revealing that global regulators issued approximately $542m in fines...
Who profits from the AI rush? The shovel sellers
There is a story that gets told whenever excitement builds around a new frontier. It concerns the great Californian gold rush of 1849 —...
Governing AI without slowing down
If the first two parts of The Accountability Gap exposed the problem and questioned where decisions should sit, the next challenge is execution: how...
Why non-financial risk is the real grey rhino for CROs
When discussions about risk arise in financial services, attention typically gravitates toward traditional financial exposures such as credit risk, market volatility and liquidity stress....
The enforcement reset: How governance, data and control failures are driving...
Global enforcements dropped a whopping 72% between 2024 and 2025, with fines dropping to $$5.488bn in total across all four quarters last year.
According...
Why connectedness, not confusion, is the RegTech golden source
Regulatory change used to be a question of volume. More rules to track, more updates to implement. Today, it’s a question of fragmentation. With...
RegTech, responsibility and the risk of drift
In compliance, technology increasingly shapes outcomes, but culture still determines how those outcomes are understood and acted upon. Traditionally reliant on manual processes, the...
The accountability problem no one has solved
Compliance has always been built on a simple premise: when something goes wrong, someone is accountable, and there is accountability. That assumption is now...
