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AI in Compliance Recording: Five Questions Firms Need to Answer Now

For capital markets firms, the regulatory communications archive has become more complex as trading and client interactions now span voice, chat, collaboration tools, mobile channels and more, requiring firms to capture, structure, retain and evidence a fuller communications trail across fragmented systems. This complexity is forcing firms to look beyond recording as a retention obligation…

Symphony Extends Secure Messaging Into AI, Voice Assurance and Off-Channel Controls

Symphony is growing beyond its origins in secure messaging as financial institutions look for controlled ways to connect workflows, communication channels, voice data and AI across regulated markets. In a recent interview with RegTech Insight, CEO Ben Chrnelich framed the development around infrastructure already embedded in the Symphony network: directory, identity, permissions, encryption and connectivity….

A-Team Group Announces Winners of RegTech Insight Awards Europe 2026

A-Team Group has announced the winners of its RegTech Insight Awards Europe 2026. The awards recognise both established providers and innovative newcomers providing RegTech solutions to capital market participants that significantly improve their ability to respond effectively to evolving and increasingly complex regulatory requirements. This year’s RegTech Insight Awards Europe included categories spanning the regulatory…

Why an AI ‘Kill Switch’ Is Harder Than It Sounds

UK MPs have tabled an amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill that would allow regulations giving the Secretary of State last-resort powers to direct the shutdown of data centres or AI systems used or deployed by a data centre during an AI security or operational emergency. The proposal has not been endorsed by…

NICE Earnings Call Puts Reported Actimize Sale Update in Context

In what appears to be its first comment on the planned sale of its Actimize subsidiary, NICE Chief Executive Scott Russell told analysts on the recent Q1 earnings call that the company had been “working with advisers over the past several months” on a process for “non-CX assets”, which he identified as financial crime and…

Holistic Conduct & Surveillance: Unifying Trade, Voice, and eComms Data with AI

Holistic surveillance is moving beyond data integration towards an operating model that can surface cross-channel evidence, assign escalation ownership, govern approved channels, organise analysts around risk and keep AI-supported triage accountable to experienced human review. That was the central message of A-Team Insight’s recent webinar, Holistic Conduct & Surveillance: Unifying Trade, Voice, and eComms Data…

Ataccama Gathers Data Capabilities into Focused EU AI Act Package

As the implementation date for the European Union’s AI Act looms, financial institutions are having to put their data estates on a secure footing to ensure they comply with the wide-ranging regulation. The Act requires organisations to have a broad and granular view of their data in order to show that they can trace any…

Don’t Misread a Shift in Regulatory Tone – Global Relay

US regulators may be stepping back from the penalty-led off-channel communications sweeps that defined recent enforcement cycles, but that does not mean firms can ease up on surveillance or record-keeping controls. The shift under new leadership at the SEC and CFTC should be reviewed as a change in enforcement emphasis: fewer technical cases pursued in…

Delta Capita Report Hub Extends Controls into Post-Reporting Assurance

Regulatory reporting teams have spent much of the past two years focused on rewrites, implementation deadlines and submission mechanics. The priority is now shifting to Post-Reporting Assurance: once a report has been filed, can the firm evidence that the data was accurate, complete, reconciled and subject to proper oversight? That shift is shaping the next…

ESMA Pushes ‘Report Once’ Model for EU Reporting

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has advanced two major strands of its reporting simplification agenda, setting out a proposed integrated reporting framework for investment funds while opening the next phase of work on streamlining transaction reporting across Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR), European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) and Securities Financing Transactions Regulation…