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RegTech By Numbers: Statistics From the A-Team Group RegTech Summit 2018

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With 53,000 new regulations in 2017 alone, the sheer volume of numbers in the regtech industry is overwhelming. Taken from the highly successful second annual RegTech Summit 2018 held in London in October 2018, the following graphic pulls out the most compelling facts, figures, quotes and costs to come out of the day’s discussions – giving a clear and concise overview of the current state of the industry and its exciting growth prospects.

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