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Elaine Mullan

Elaine Mullan Head of Marketing and Business Development at Corlytics

RegTech’s carrot and stick dilemma and what really makes financial firms jump?

There’s something almost farcical about the idea of selling RegTech (regulatory technology) to financial institutions. It’s like trying to sell a gym membership to someone who’s already hired a personal trainer, booked five classes and bought the lycra. And yet, many still manage to dodge the treadmill. Why? Because typically financial institutio...

/regulation

Hugo Chamberlain

Hugo Chamberlain Chief Commercial Officer at smartKYC

The Challenges of Name Redaction in Adverse Media Screening: Balancing Privacy and Public Interest

In today’s globalized compliance landscape, adverse media screening plays a critical role in identifying potential risks associated with individuals and entities. However, a fundamental challenge arises from how different legal systems approach privacy and transparency, particularly when it comes to naming individuals in media reports. Across

/ai /regulation Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

John Bertrand

John Bertrand MD at Tec 8 Limited

Social Media Evolution, Philippines and Maria Ressa:

Maria Ressa, Nobel Prize winner, journalist and CEO Rappler (Philippines) In 2004 Internet social media was just getting going. Rappler received information that a Philippines President Election might have been rigged. The status quo’s reaction was to supress any activates around the topic. This was done by attacking the traditional media companie...

/regulation /identity Transaction Fraud Systems and Analysis

Erica Andersen

Erica Andersen Marketing at smartR AI

AI Arms Race and the Interplay of Tariffs with the EU AI Act

Tariffs can have a multifaceted impact on the advancement of AI and automation, acting as both a potential hindrance and, paradoxically, a possible catalyst in certain areas. Integrating the "anti-innovative approach" of the EU AI Act alongside the impact of tariffs paints a more complex picture of the challenges facing AI and automatio

/ai /regulation Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Marc Gratacos

Marc Gratacos Founder and Managing Partner at TradeHeader

Unlocking Reporting Reusability with Digital Regulatory Reporting (DRR)

With regulatory change now the rule rather than an exception, do firms need to start from scratch when managing new regulatory compliance? Compliance - A race worth winning Achieving regulatory compliance is no longer a one-off project, it is now an ongoing fact of life for financial services businesses. It is not a sprint any longer, it is a mara...

/regulation Regulatory Reporting

Igor Kostyuchenok

Igor Kostyuchenok SVP of Engineering at Mbanq

PSD2 didn’t fix banks. Will FIDA do?

It's been around 10 years since the PSD2 legislation. Let's try to understand whether the goals of the open banking initiative have been achieved and what PSD2 gave us. The idea of open banking legislation had following main objectives: 1. Empower Consumers • Give individuals and businesses control over their financial data. • Make it easier to sw...

/regulation /inclusion Open Banking

Joris Lochy

Joris Lochy Product Manager at Intix | Co-founder at Capilever

The EU AI Act and Financial Services: How are Financial Institutions impacted?

On August 1, 2024, the European Union’s AI Act came into force—the world’s first legal framework regulating artificial intelligence. Designed to balance innovation and risk, this regulation introduces a series of staggered compliance deadlines, with most provisions becoming fully applicable by mid-2026. However, some prohibited AI uses, such as r

/ai /regulation Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Alex Kreger

Alex Kreger Founder & CEO at UXDA

13 Dark UX Traps Financial Brands Must Avoid in Digital Banking Apps

Could a banking app, knowing users' patterns, emotions and fears, possibly push them to make the wrong choice to maximize the company’s profits? In an era in which apps have become the primary financial gateway, the line between empowering and trapping digital users has never been so blurred. Are some financial services already using shady pattern...

/regulation /retail Innovation in Financial Services

Andrew Abraham

Andrew Abraham Global Managing Director of Data Quality at Experian

Why the importance of robust data quality can’t be overstated

In today's data-driven business world, ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of data is crucial for making informed decisions and driving growth. Latest research from Experian found the top three priorities for businesses over the next five years are enhancing customer experience and personalisation (49%), implementing technology (48%...

/regulation /devops

Barley Laing

Barley Laing UK Managing Director at Melissa

Seven ways to tackle bad data and drive business performance

Bad customer data – databases where customer data is inaccurate, incomplete and inconsistent – causes huge issues for financial institutions. Accurate customer data informs effective customer communications and personalisation. Without it, communications quickly become ineffective, even detrimental to the customer experience, damaging brand reputat...

/regulation /identity Data Management and Governance

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