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Cube Joins MetLife Japan for RegTech Pilot

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Global regulatory intelligence provider Cube has been selected by MetLife Insurance to take part in a regulatory intelligence and change management pilot project at its Asia innovation centre LumenLab, as part of its open innovation programme, Collab 4.0. The program invites six finalists (from around 140 applicants across 40 countries) to compete for a JPY10 million ($91,000) contract to pilot their solutions with the firm’s Japan business.

CUBE is an enterprise-scale platform that leverages AI to capture financial services regulatory intelligence and automate the process of managing regulatory change.

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