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A Q&A with DTCC’s Rebecca Ashton on Europe’s T+1 Transition and the US Treasury Clearing Mandate
The countdown for the move to T+1 in Europe, UK and Switzerland is on, and with twelve months to go, firms should be well advanced in preparation for the operational impacts of compressed settlement. In this Q&A with RegTech Insight, Rebecca Ashton, Managing Director and Head of Consulting at DTCC examines gaps in preparation, the…
Could AI Create a Judgement Gap in Financial Crime?
By Rob Cutler, Managing Director, NexusAML. AI is changing financial crime operations quickly. Routine screening, data analysis and case preparation can increasingly be automated, allowing analysts to focus their time on work that requires more investigation and judgement. That shift should improve efficiency. But it also raises a less obvious question. If AI takes on…
Xinthesys Launches AIMOS to Automate Regulatory Requests from Trade Lifecycle Event Data
Trade and regulatory reporting specialist Xinthesys has launched AIMOS, an agentic artificial intelligence framework within its Agile Data Processing and Engineering Technology Platform (ADEPT) and the underlying event-based TradeStore repository. TradeStore is designed to be a single source of truth for event-level trade lifecycle data at scale, supporting sell-side firms processing hundreds of millions of…
FCA Market Watch 86 Reveals Material Weaknesses in MAR Surveillance
The FCA recently published Market Watch 86 highlighting a number of deficiencies in the systems, controls and governance over market abuse regulation (MAR). This follows supervisory visits to seven large retail oriented broker-dealers with high volumes of single-stock equities playing an important role in identifying and reporting potential insider dealing and exposure to other forms…
Data and Governance Take Centre Stage in AI Adoption
Financial institutions are making significant progress in deploying agentic AI, but differences in data infrastructure, governance and commercial priorities are creating a widening gap between those scaling the technology and those still experimenting, according to new research from A-Team Group. The study, commissioned by LSEG Data & Analytics and based on responses from 200 senior…
A-Team Group Announces AI in Capital Markets Awards 2026 Winners
As artificial intelligence dominates conversations among the decisions makers of the world’s financial institutions, A-Team Group has recognised the vendors that are enabling those firms to transform their operations with the most cutting edge of technologies. In its second annual AI in Capital Markets Awards, the group celebrates the technology suppliers in this fast-growing sector…
To Beat Financial Crime, Banks Need to Start Doing the Time
By Sean Vickers, Global Head of CLM, Delta Capita. When it comes to having the resources to fight financial crime – have banks ever had it so good? Think about it, not only has technology never been more sophisticated, but financial institutions can now call on armies of consultants to advise on compliance, not to…
From Interpretation to Scalable Application: What Year Two of the NAIC Principles-Based Bond Update Has Revealed
By Kate Lee, Global Head of Enterprise Regulatory Data, Bloomberg. Insurers have now spent much of 2026 applying the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) principles-based bond definition through its second reporting cycle and are quickly approaching year three of implementation. This rule was introduced to modernize statutory bond classification, replacing an approach that leaned…
Breaking the Reporting Remediation Cycle at RegTech Summit New York
At A-Team Group’s recent RegTech Summit in London, speakers described reporting operations dependent on manual workarounds, conflicting transaction data and knowledge held by a handful of people. Maintaining those corrective processes consumes resources that firms need for regulatory change. RegTech Summit New York on 19 November will bring that challenge into focus. Its reporting programme…
The Surveillance Challenge Behind an Increasingly Continuous Market
The shift towards 24/5 equities trading and the rapid growth of prediction markets are presenting new challenges for trade surveillance. With trading activity increasingly spanning multiple venues, instruments and time zones, identifying potential market abuse is becoming more complex, particularly where suspicious behaviour crosses traditional market boundaries. For surveillance technology providers, however, these developments don’t…