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RegTech vendor selection centres on security at 41%, yet vendors overweight...
Key views on factors FIs prioritise when selecting a third-party RegTech solution:
The Global State of RegTech surveyed 300 FI decision-makers and 100 vendors...
Agentic AI tops vendor investment plans by a wide margin as...
Key views on technology investment priorities for risk and compliance in 2026:
Global State of RegTech report includes a survey of 300 compliance and...
Vendors and FIs diverge most sharply on the explainability challenge for...
Key views of Primary concerns of AI adoption in risk and compliance across FIs and vendors:
Global State of RegTech report surveyed 300 FI...
How TransferMate and Vivox AI are redefining AML compliance
Global payments firm TransferMate is working alongside AI compliance specialist Vivox AI to dramatically overhaul its AML and sanctions screening operations — slashing deep-dive...
Why explaining decisions is now a compliance imperative
Financial services compliance has moved well beyond the era of periodic disclosures and after-the-fact reviews. Regulators today expect firms not only to have controls...
Why compliance teams struggle to explain their decisions
Monitoring for issues is no longer enough — regulators now want to know precisely how and why every compliance decision was reached, and firms...
How firms can satisfy FCA redress explainability rules
As large-scale remediation programmes such as the motor finance review continue to unfold, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made clear that every single...
AI model governance: the gap holding back financial crime
A new report from Hawk and Chartis has found that nine in ten financial institutions now actively encourage the use of artificial intelligence in...
How to build a robust AI governance programme in 2026
4CRisk.ai has published a new guide on deploying an AI governance programme in 2026, with Supradeep Appikonda, COO and co-founder, outlining what organisations need...
Why compliance needs provable, predictable AI
AI in financial services is no longer a “nice to have”. Boards are asking where it can reduce cost and improve decision-making, executives are...









