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Banning AI tools drives risk underground, warns Napier AI
Financial institutions trying to stamp out shadow AI by blocking unapproved tools may be making the problem harder to see, according to John Denham...
Could the Financial Services and Markets Bill reshape the UK RegTech...
The UK’s financial regulatory framework is entering another period of change, with implications that could extend well beyond the rules firms must follow.
The Financial...
Why the AI opacity myth could cost firms their licence
A growing argument across the tech sector holds that AI opacity is unavoidable, and even useful for protecting intellectual property and competitive edge. According...
Who owns trust in financial services?
Trust sits at the centre of financial services, underpinning the relationship between customers and firms while giving regulators confidence that institutions can manage risk...
Can financial services overcome the barriers to AI adoption?
AI has become one of the biggest investment priorities in financial services, but enthusiasm for the technology has not necessarily translated into effective adoption.
Many...
Napier AI brings fincrime tools to Microsoft Marketplace
Napier AI, the London-based RegTech firm specialising in financial crime compliance technology, has confirmed that its Continuum platform is now available through Microsoft Marketplace,...
Napier AI flags sanctions screening flaws after Treasury’s Iran push
The US Department of the Treasury opened Operation Economic Outcast on 24 August, a government-wide push against Iran and the foreign firms helping it...
Are AML and KYC creating blind spots for banks?
Financial crime is becoming faster, more connected and increasingly difficult to detect through isolated compliance checks. As financial institutions add more AML, KYC, fraud...
AI in AML: who is accountable when machines decide?
As financial institutions accelerate their adoption of AI within anti-money laundering (AML) compliance, a familiar question keeps resurfacing: does the demand for explainability limit...
What were the big RegTech trends in H1 2026?
The first half of 2026 has been a busy one for RegTech. New technologies have continued to arrive, regulation has kept moving, and financial...









