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Upcoming Webinar: Generative and Agentic AI in Financial Markets: What the Data Really Shows
Date: 15 October 2026 Time: 10:00am ET / 3:00pm London / 4:00pm CET Duration: 50 minutes Artificial intelligence is reshaping financial markets – but the reality on the ground is more nuanced, more uneven, and more instructive than the headlines suggest. A new A-Team Insight research programme, drawing on responses from senior AI decision-makers at…
Insights from the Mills Review for Wholesale Surveillance
“Tweak the contract” triggered the surveillance control. But the surrounding exchange concerned a kitchen renovation. Alex de Lucena, Director of Product and Governance Strategy at Shield shared this example in a recent discussion with RegTech Insight following the publication of the FCA Board-sponsored Mills Review in July 2026. In late 2025, the FCA Board asked…
CUBE Adds Agentic Coworkers to Embed Regulatory Intelligence into Enterprise Wide Workflows
CUBE has added three agentic artificial intelligence tools to its RegPlatform regulatory intelligence platform, extending its automation across regulatory change monitoring, analysis and enforcement tracking. The Priorities, Analysis and Enforcements “coworkers” are available to existing RegPlatform customers. Application programming interface access allows firms to embed the tools within their existing compliance and risk systems rather…
From Regulatory Noise to Defensible Action: Where RegTech Must Deliver Next
A compliance system delivers value when it helps a firm decide what to do next. That remains difficult when the evidence sits across internal policies, siloed data and external intelligence. AI can handle the volume and diversity, but faster analysis does not guarantee a better compliance decision. Firms still need to establish why an alert…
What the Regulator Wants to See as AI Governance Moves from Policy to Proof
Over the past 18 months, generative AI (GenAI) based solutions have progressed from pilots into mainstream investment and trading processes, including risk and compliance. With the exception of the prescriptive risk-based EU AI ACT, regulators across jurisdictions are relying on existing rule-books and adopting a principles-based approach, rather than publish AI specific regulations. To get…
Confluence Embeds AI Validation and Conversational Controls in POINT Launch
Confluence Technologies has launched Confluence POINT, an artificial intelligence-enabled layer designed to automate work surrounding its regulatory reporting, analytics and investor communications products. The first capabilities address two distinct parts of the investment-management workflow. POINT Validation reviews financial and regulatory reporting documents, while a conversational interface allows users of Confluence Revolution to query data and…
Model Context Protocol Opens Agentic AI for RegTech Platforms
As 2025 was the year GenAI took hold in RegTech solutions, 2026 is seeing the rise of AI agent adoption raising the upside for compliance automation and creating new risk surfaces. Early GenAI solutions enabled unstructured communications, policies and case files to combine with structured transaction and customer data. Early use-cases focused on productivity enhancements…
Napier AI and Delta Capita Link KYC and AML Workflows
Napier AI and Delta Capita have formed a partnership that combines client onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) processes with anti-money laundering (AML) screening and transaction monitoring. The companies will connect Delta Capita’s Karbon client lifecycle management platform with Napier AI Continuum. Napier’s contribution covers client screening, transaction monitoring and transaction screening. Delta Capita will…
From AI Pilots to Always-On Compliance: The Priorities Shaping Regtech in 2026/27
Artificial intelligence is moving into live compliance workflows. That shift raises immediate questions about control: how much authority firms should give AI systems, where human review must remain, and how compliance teams can explain automated decisions to regulators and senior management. These issues will shape the agenda at RegTech Summit London on 1 October 2026….
AI Expands Buy-Side Compliance Remit as Resources Remain Flat
Four in five respondents to a survey of US investment advisers use artificial intelligence, but many have yet to put testing, validation and third-party oversight behind that adoption. Around 60% of chief compliance officers also hold another executive role, so the added AI duties sit alongside their existing responsibilities. Amended Regulation S-P also requires advisers…