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What shaped the RegTech market in the first half of 2026?
There is a useful moment, around the middle of any year, when the noise starts to separate from the signal.
For RegTech, the first six...
Where is RegTech investment heading?
RegTech investment followed a relatively clear path for a considerable amount of time. As regulation became more complex and financial crime risks increased, firms...
TELF AG cuts compliance reviews to 15 minutes with Vivox
New research from Vivox has revealed how TELF AG, a global commodities trader, transformed its adverse media screening, cutting review times by up to...
How TransferMate and Vivox AI are redefining AML compliance
Global payments firm TransferMate is working alongside AI compliance specialist Vivox AI to dramatically overhaul its AML and sanctions screening operations — slashing deep-dive...
Why traditional KYC no longer works
For decades, KYC has been a cornerstone of financial crime compliance. Verify a customer's identity, assess their risk and review them periodically. It is...
How Vivox.ai is putting AI agents to work in compliance
The global regulatory landscape is continuing to grow in complexity every year and financial institutions are trying to find the best way to cope....
What regulators will expect
AI is no longer peripheral - it is embedded in decision-making, risk, and control. As that shift accelerates, tolerance for ambiguity around accountability is...
UK RegTech Vivox AI secures £1.3m funding round
Vivox AI, a RegTech company developing AI agents for financial crime compliance and regulatory operations, has secured £1.3m in its first funding round to...
TransferMate rolls out Vivox AI KYB platform
TransferMate has completed a worldwide rollout of Vivox AI’s next-generation Know Your Business (KYB) automation platform.
The company operates what it describes as the largest...
The accountability problem no one has solved
Compliance has always been built on a simple premise: when something goes wrong, someone is accountable, and there is accountability. That assumption is now...









