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Understanding Reticence for AI in Compliance: Interview with Strategic Risk Advisor, Jon Elvin
The Saifr sponsored whitepaper—From Caution to Action: How Advisory Firms are Integrating AI in Compliance—published in November, explored a number of key themes surrounding the adoption of generative AI (GenAI) enabled technologies for compliance by advisors and wealth management companies. We recently covered the theme of in-house versus vendor supplied solutions in an interview with…
ION Integrates CTRM Solutions with ION LookOut, Boosting Compliance Capabilities in the Energy Sector
ION Commodities has integrated its Commodity Trading and Risk Management (CTRM) solutions with its regulatory reporting and trade surveillance platform, ION LookOut, to enhance compliance capabilities for energy sector firms navigating increasingly complex global regulatory requirements. With the energy industry facing mounting challenges in navigating evolving regulations – including EMIR, SFTR, REMIT, and the Dodd-Frank…
Operational Resilience Testing for DORA with Fusion Risk Management
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), an EU regulation aimed at strengthening the IT security of financial entities is now ‘live’ and fully applicable as of January 17. This legislation mandates that financial institutions, including banks, insurance companies, and investment firms, ensure they can withstand, respond to, and recover from all types of Information and…
UK Penalties for AML Regulatory Breaches More Than Double 2023 – Fenergo Research
According to a new analysis by Client Lifecycle Management and perpetual KYC solution provider Fenergo, financial institutions in the UK have experienced a sharp increase in the total value of AML-related fines despite a drop in the number of enforcement actions. In 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued three significant fines totalling $64.74 million,…
SEC Launches Crypto Task Force to Provide Clarity on Regulatory Framework
Acting U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Mark T. Uyeda has launched a new crypto task force aimed at establishing a comprehensive and transparent regulatory framework for digital assets. Commissioner Hester Peirce will lead the initiative, with Richard Gabbert, Senior Advisor to the Acting Chairman serving as the task force Chief of Staff, and…
GenAI in Compliance, Buy vs. Build: Interview with Saifr CEO Vall Herard
The Saifr sponsored whitepaper – From Caution to Action: How Advisory Firms are Integrating AI in Compliance – published in November, explored a number of key themes surrounding the adoption of generative AI (GenAI) enabled technologies for compliance by advisors and wealth management companies. One theme examined survey participants attitudes regarding vender supplied versus in-house built…
Video: MCO’s Avni Katechia Discusses Proactive Approaches to Regulatory Change Management Challenges
In this video, Avni Katechia, Senior Solutions Consultant at MyComplianceOffice (MCO), discusses the evolving challenges of regulatory change management and how firms are adapting their compliance strategies to meet increasing demands. She highlights the complexities of managing regulatory obligations across multiple jurisdictions, the growing focus on data protection regulations such as GDPR and CCPA, and…
FinScan Data Quality Chief Seeks to End Compliance Failure Excuses
The dog ate my homework. The train was delayed. The postman mislaid your birthday card. At one time or another, we’ve all used a weak excuse to forestall censure for an error of behaviour or judgement. And mostly, we’ve got away with it. In financial regulatory compliance, however, excuses won’t wash. Especially when it comes…
GLEIF Begins a New Decade in Growth Mode
The Global Legal Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) enters its second decade this month with its novel system of identifiers for everything from companies and their financial instruments to real assets fast becoming a global standard. While the next five years are expected to see yet more entities join the GLEIF’s open data project, the organisation’s immediate…
SEC Penalizes Twelve Firms for Recordkeeping Lapses, Totalling $63 Million in Fines
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has imposed more than $63 million in combined penalties on nine investment advisers and three broker-dealers for failing to properly maintain and preserve required electronic communications. One of the firms received leniency for self-reporting, incurring a substantially reduced penalty. According to SEC findings, the firms and their personnel…