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The compliance bottleneck AI can finally fix
Marketing and compliance teams across the financial services sector are under mounting pressure. Channel proliferation, AI-accelerated content production, and an ever-shifting regulatory landscape are...
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...
RegTech vs in-house: why internal builds always lose
There is a familiar refrain that echoes through financial institutions when compliance teams request new tooling: "We can build this internally — it's just...
RegTech consolidation: what’s driving the shake-up?
The RegTech market has entered a new era. What began as an experimental space populated by agile startups has matured into a mainstream industry,...
Why continuous compliance is replacing deadline stress
Tax authorities worldwide are compressing filing windows and stacking reporting obligations on top of one another, effectively dismantling the quiet mid-year periods that compliance...
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...
Why documented compliance is no longer enough
As regulatory expectations evolve, compliance assessment is moving beyond documentation alone. Increasingly, organisations are expected to demonstrate not just that controls exist, but that...
Why AEOI pedigree is the real CARF compliance test
Selecting a CARF compliance solution is fast becoming one of the most operationally consequential decisions a firm can make.
According to Label, the Crypto-Asset Reporting...
RegTech spend per employee is tightly clustered with Asset Management leading...
Key views of Average RegTech spend per employee by subsector:
The Global State of RegTech report built its spend estimates bottom-up from 300 senior...
Why 38,000 firms can’t afford to fail on misconduct evidence
From 1 September 2026, the FCA's Code of Conduct will extend to misconduct such as bullying, harassment and violence across every FCA-authorised organisation.
According to...









