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What are firms getting wrong with perpetual KYC?
For several years, perpetual KYC (pKYC) has been pitched as the next evolution of traditional KYC methods, but firms still have misconceptions around what...
How AI is transforming the role of compliance in 2026
Since late 2022, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its role on operational practices have evolved at a breakneck pace. In the area...
What it will take for GenAI to be trusted in compliance
GenAI has moved quickly from experiment to execution across financial services, but the compliance desk remains one of its toughest tests. While generative models...
What to expect from the RegTech landscape in 2026
In 2026, the gap between firms that use RegTech and those that don't is becoming a chasm. Compliance used to be about staying out...
What propelled RegTech forward in 2025?
As 2025 comes to an end, RegTech is entering a period of renewed momentum — but with clearer eyes and higher expectations. Advances in...
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....
Can data make sense of an ever-changing rulebook?
Regulation has never been a fixed destination; it’s a moving target shaped by new risks, political shifts and rapid technological change. For financial institutions,...
How embedded compliance is reshaping financial infrastructure
As financial services evolve amid digital transformation and stringent regulatory demands, embedded compliance emerges as a pivotal strategy, weaving regulatory adherence directly into the...
False negatives: the hidden risk in AI compliance
False positives are a notorious challenge that plagues compliance teams, but recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have helped to reduce the problem. However,...
Can risk teams keep pace with the rise of synthetic identity...
In 2025, synthetic identity fraud has surged as a fast-growing financial crime, with lenders exposed to an estimated $3.3bn from suspected synthetics in the...









