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The risks of AI-first thinking in regulated compliance
Artificial intelligence has long played a role in regulated financial services, with machine learning, automation and pattern recognition already embedded across many operational systems....
The road ahead: What trends will dominate RegTech in 2026?
For years, RegTech was viewed as the quiet cousin of the FinTech revolution—a necessary, often invisible layer of digital defence. But as we move...
FINRA warns firms on AI governance risks in 2026 report
FINRA’s newly published 2026 Regulatory Oversight Report delivers a clear message to the financial services industry: the pace of GenAI adoption is outstripping the...
The trends that drove RegTech forward in 2025
RegTech is leaving 2025 in a very different place to where it stood even a few years ago. What was once a niche layer...
How are AI Agents transforming the future of compliance?
For decades, compliance has relied on static rules, watchlists and retrospective checks, creating growing volumes of noise while critical risks slip through the cracks....
FINRA study highlights major changes in investing
The latest findings from the FINRA Foundation’s National Financial Capability Study point to a decisive shift in how U.S. investors approach the markets.
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How data can help navigate a shifting rulebook
Regulations are no longer a fixed set of rules—they’re a constantly shifting landscape that challenges even the most seasoned compliance teams. Staying ahead isn’t...
Is RegTech entering its age of consolidation?
The RegTech sector has spent the past decade in a phase of rapid expansion, fuelled by regulatory complexity, investor enthusiasm and a constant stream...
How FINRA is reshaping compliance with GenAI
FINRA has stepped up its modernisation efforts this year through FINRA Forward, a programme designed to strengthen the organisation’s regulatory effectiveness in an era...
SEC outlines key 2026 exam priorities
The US SEC has set out its examination priorities for 2026, signalling that regulated firms should brace for more stringent oversight of their technology...









