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Barley Laing

Barley Laing UK Managing Director at Melissa

Five steps for effective sanctions screening

The war in Ukraine has triggered a proliferation in sanctions against leading politicians, businesspeople and entities in both Russia and Belarus. It has left many in financial services struggling to keep up with the large number of sanctions announced by the territories they operate in, which they are legally required to adhere to. Failing to prop...

/regulation /identity Digital Identity Management

Bo Harald

Bo Harald Chairman/Founding member, board member at Trust Infra for Real Time Economy Prgrm & MyData,

Banks have it all - reposted

Blog nbr 400. The benefits of moving faster to a Data-driven Economy are clear. The mission in short: better service, mega-shift in productivity, sustainability through less waste and CO2, fact-based decisions, true single European market, global transparency and the end of grey economy. Without banks taking more responsibility and politicians r...

/payments /regulation Innovation in Financial Services

Katie Hunter

Katie Hunter Senior Marketing Manager at Aveni

5 technologies to help firms comply with Consumer Duty

The Consumer Duty final guidance comes with big requirements for evidence. Firms will need to deploy advanced data-driven technology solutions to meet the regulator’s data-focused demands, ultimately adapting their approach and processes in order to comply. As well as regulatory compliance, applying the right technology has the additional benefit ...

/regulation RegTech

Fatemeh Nikayin

Fatemeh Nikayin Co-Founder at Rivero

Card scheme compliance is becoming harder than ever – here’s why!

Maintaining compliance is crucial to any financial institution’s ability to provide services – yet this must be balanced with investing in innovative capabilities that allow for service improvement, market expansion, and customer service improvement. This balancing act is particularly challenging in this part of the world: according to Lexis Nexis...

/payments /regulation RegTech

Mete Feridun

Mete Feridun Chair at EMU Centre for Financial Regulation and Risk

Counterparty Credit Risk: Why should Basel Committee revisit SA-CCR?

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's (BCBS) Standardised Approach to Counterparty Credit Risk (SA-CCR) was introduced to improve the risk sensitivity of capital framework for derivatives transactions without creating undue complexity for banks. One of the Committee’s key objectives in formulating the SA-CCR standard was to design an appro...

/regulation /markets Banking Regulations

Shirish Netke

Shirish Netke President at Amberoon

The Cloud IS the Bank

A generation ago, when the Internet first arrived, it shrunk the gap between big companies and SMBs. Those smaller firms could suddenly leverage a new arsenal of online tools to compete on research, product development, customer outreach, partnerships, recruitment and just about everything else. With the cloud, it’s a little different. With banks ...

/regulation /cloud Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation

Jeremy Annis

Jeremy Annis CEO at Ripjar

How can businesses handle the EU’s new cryptocurrency regulations?

To safeguard consumers, investors, and the market itself, the EU has for the first time put forward laws for bitcoin service providers. These measures will also promote fair competition and financial stability. The EU aims to ensure compliance among all member states by putting in place a legal framework. The goal of the new legislation is also to...

/regulation /crime Exposing Financial Crime

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Retired Member 

Concern over the Data Reform Bill

Legal experts have shown considerable uncertainty around the details of UK Government’s recommended amendments to data security law and the Data Protection and Digital Information bill (Data Reform Bill). They maintain that it could potentially result in the termination of well-run data flows with EU countries. The long-anticipated Data Reform B...

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Mete Feridun

Mete Feridun Chair at EMU Centre for Financial Regulation and Risk

What does EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mean for firms in scope?

Having addressed the shortcomings in its current regulatory framework on disclosure of non-financial information, the European Union (EU) is once again at the forefront of the international race to sustainability standards and the transition to a sustainable economy. The provisional political agreement on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Di...

/regulation /sustainable Sustainable compliance

Luke Hinchliffe

Luke Hinchliffe Head of Marketing at RiskScreen

KYC Remediation: Converting the backlog challenge into an opportunity

Increasing regulatory scrutiny often results in businesses having to re-validate their existing customers. The subsequent remediation process can be an onerous task, but if carried out correctly it reduces risk and delivers a far better customer experience. Over the last decade the rate of regulatory change has increased exponentially. This year it...

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