Tag: Legacy Systems

Regulators are tightening expectations around communications governance, and insurers are feeling the pressure. Supervisors increasingly require firms to demonstrate complete data capture and rapid...

AML trends: The FinCrime Frontier 2025–26 report captured insights from 250 senior financial crime and compliance leaders across banking, insurance, and FinTech worldwide Nearly...

Modernisation is firmly on the agenda for regulated financial services firms. Data estates have become increasingly complex, costly to maintain and difficult to defend...

As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and data volumes continue to grow, communications compliance is becoming a defining challenge for regulated firms heading into 2026. According to...

Regulated organisations are heading into 2026 facing a communications environment that is more complex than at any point in the past. What was once a...

Regulators are tightening expectations on data completeness and retrieval speed across all communication channels — from voice and meetings to digital messaging and AI-generated...

For regulated organisations, ageing voice recording systems can pose serious hidden risks. What may appear to be harmless legacy infrastructure can quickly become a...

In financial services, the decision between adopting Software as a Service (SaaS) or relying on traditional on-premise deployments has become increasingly significant.

Switching from a legacy anti-money laundering (AML) transaction monitoring system to a modern solution is a complex undertaking requiring careful planning. The process involves...

Ripping out and replacing anti-money laundering (AML) systems is no longer a practical option for most financial institutions. According to Consilient, deeply embedded legacy...