Tag: Red Oak

The first half of 2026 has brought no shortage of change for the RegTech market, with advances in AI, shifting regulatory demands and increasingly...

Financial firms are making major decisions about artificial intelligence before regulators have established a dedicated rulebook for the technology. But the absence of AI-specific...

Financial firms are facing growing pressure to demonstrate how artificial intelligence is being used, governed and disclosed as the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s...

Red Oak has agreed a definitive deal to combine with MirrorWeb, creating a single platform to govern the entire regulated communication lifecycle. The merger brings...

For much of the past decade, RegTech investment has followed a familiar trajectory, flowing towards technologies that help financial institutions keep pace with an...

Red Oak, a provider of compliance technology for financial services firms, has launched its Ad Review to 4U Connector, an integration designed to eliminate...

For much of the last decade, RegTech has been viewed as a category in its own right: a fast-growing ecosystem of specialist providers helping...

AI is no longer peripheral - it is embedded in decision-making, risk, and control. As that shift accelerates, tolerance for ambiguity around accountability is...

The opening months of 2026 have sent a clear message to financial services firms: regulatory momentum is not letting up. As artificial intelligence becomes further embedded in day-to-day operations, enforcement priorities continue to shift, and scrutiny around complex financial products intensifies, firms are navigating an environment that offers little room for error.

If the first two parts of The Accountability Gap exposed the problem and questioned where decisions should sit, the next challenge is execution: how...