Regtech: How to digitalise the customer experience with KYC and AML InnovationLeigh Hill
How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks?
The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes.
However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications.
This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience.
If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about:
-The state of play on digitalising customer experience
-Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems
-Best practice approaches to digitalisation
-Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes
-Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals
This document discusses RegTech and the regulatory landscape for digital finance. It defines RegTech as technologies that help financial institutions meet regulatory requirements more efficiently. RegTech applications include regulatory compliance, risk management, financial crime prevention, and know-your-customer processes. The document also examines the EU's Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), which aims to increase competition by regulating new market players like account information and payment initiation service providers. PSD2 establishes rules for bank data access and sharing liability for fraudulent transactions.
London leads growth in RegTech investments. Research by FinTech Global, Jan 2017FINTECH GLOBAL
The presentation provides a summary of research findings undertaken by FinTech Global. RegTech investments have more than tripled over the last five years. 2016 saw two record quarters for RegTech investments. London has established itself as the global leader in RegTech deals.
FinTech Belgium – RegTech Belgium Kick Off MeetUp – M. Cañada Cornejo – Deloi...FinTech Belgium
The document discusses the growing RegTech universe and challenges of adoption. It summarizes that as of June 2019 there were over 300 identified RegTech solutions addressing areas like regulatory reporting, risk management, compliance, and identity management. While the number of solutions is growing, adoption of RegTech remains slow due to challenges like lack of willingness to transform and difficulties collaborating across cultures. Moving forward will require effectively designing and implementing solutions at scale.
The document discusses regtech and how it can help simplify business operations and reduce the significant costs of financial regulation. Regtech uses new technologies to help solve regulatory and compliance issues more efficiently. The global market for regtech is estimated to be over $100 billion by 2020 as it provides solutions for know-your-customer (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML), reporting, risk management, and other regulatory needs. While regtech shows promise, total collaboration between regtech firms, financial institutions, regulators, and other stakeholders is essential for its successful implementation.
CH&Co - Supporting the development and adoption of RegTechNicolas Heguy
This presentation was submitted in January 2016 as an answer to the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s Call for Input on Regtech.
We’re publishing it also here to foster wider discussion on development and adoption of RegTech in the UK.
Special thanks to @Stephane_eyraud, @Patrick_bucquet, @Ekaterina_diakonova, @Sebastien_meunier and @Jean-stephane_gourevitch
Regulatory Technology (regtech) startup quarterly highlights. Includes a sector summary with a deep dive on recent events. Contact info@venturescanner.com or visit www.venturescanner.com to learn more about our dynamic research reports!
Insurtech and RegTech - drivers, taxonomy, companies in Sweden and beyondMichalGromek
Preliminary findings from the upcoming report about Insurtech and RegTech presented at the Future of banking conference, Finextra in Stockholm on November 16th 2017, performed together with Magnus Krusberg from PIA consulting
Regtech: How to digitalise the customer experience with KYC and AML InnovationLeigh Hill
How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks?
The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes.
However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications.
This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience.
If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about:
-The state of play on digitalising customer experience
-Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems
-Best practice approaches to digitalisation
-Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes
-Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals
This document discusses RegTech and the regulatory landscape for digital finance. It defines RegTech as technologies that help financial institutions meet regulatory requirements more efficiently. RegTech applications include regulatory compliance, risk management, financial crime prevention, and know-your-customer processes. The document also examines the EU's Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), which aims to increase competition by regulating new market players like account information and payment initiation service providers. PSD2 establishes rules for bank data access and sharing liability for fraudulent transactions.
London leads growth in RegTech investments. Research by FinTech Global, Jan 2017FINTECH GLOBAL
The presentation provides a summary of research findings undertaken by FinTech Global. RegTech investments have more than tripled over the last five years. 2016 saw two record quarters for RegTech investments. London has established itself as the global leader in RegTech deals.
FinTech Belgium – RegTech Belgium Kick Off MeetUp – M. Cañada Cornejo – Deloi...FinTech Belgium
The document discusses the growing RegTech universe and challenges of adoption. It summarizes that as of June 2019 there were over 300 identified RegTech solutions addressing areas like regulatory reporting, risk management, compliance, and identity management. While the number of solutions is growing, adoption of RegTech remains slow due to challenges like lack of willingness to transform and difficulties collaborating across cultures. Moving forward will require effectively designing and implementing solutions at scale.
The document discusses regtech and how it can help simplify business operations and reduce the significant costs of financial regulation. Regtech uses new technologies to help solve regulatory and compliance issues more efficiently. The global market for regtech is estimated to be over $100 billion by 2020 as it provides solutions for know-your-customer (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML), reporting, risk management, and other regulatory needs. While regtech shows promise, total collaboration between regtech firms, financial institutions, regulators, and other stakeholders is essential for its successful implementation.
CH&Co - Supporting the development and adoption of RegTechNicolas Heguy
This presentation was submitted in January 2016 as an answer to the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s Call for Input on Regtech.
We’re publishing it also here to foster wider discussion on development and adoption of RegTech in the UK.
Special thanks to @Stephane_eyraud, @Patrick_bucquet, @Ekaterina_diakonova, @Sebastien_meunier and @Jean-stephane_gourevitch
Regulatory Technology (regtech) startup quarterly highlights. Includes a sector summary with a deep dive on recent events. Contact info@venturescanner.com or visit www.venturescanner.com to learn more about our dynamic research reports!
Insurtech and RegTech - drivers, taxonomy, companies in Sweden and beyondMichalGromek
Preliminary findings from the upcoming report about Insurtech and RegTech presented at the Future of banking conference, Finextra in Stockholm on November 16th 2017, performed together with Magnus Krusberg from PIA consulting
With an increase in regulatory compliance, innovation in technology has become increasingly prevalent throughout the professional and financial services. With the birth of RegTech, we ask, what is it, and how can it be effectively utilised by firms across sectors.
This document discusses regulatory technology (RegTech) and the RegTech vertical in Belgium. It defines RegTech as the adoption of new technologies to facilitate regulatory requirements. The financial crisis of 2008 resulted in new regulatory requirements that increased complexity, speed, and sophistication in financial services. RegTech addresses areas like regulatory reporting, risk management, know-your-customer processes, compliance, transaction monitoring, and anti-money laundering using technologies like big data, analytics, robotic process automation, APIs, cloud computing, and distributed ledger technology. RegTech helps improve governance, customer experience, transparent reporting, and risk mitigation. The document outlines the RegTech ecosystem and why RegTech is an important vertical for financial technology in Belgium due to its
FinTech Belgium – RegTech Belgium Kick Off MeetUp – K. Vanderhoydonk – Blanco...FinTech Belgium
This document is a blackbook on regulatory technology (RegTech) that contains a table of contents listing topics such as compliance, risk management, machine learning governance, regulatory reporting, working with RegTech companies, know-your-customer (KYC) processes, and financial and social inclusion. The blackbook discusses how RegTech can help financial institutions and companies stay compliant with regulations, manage risks in real-time, and solve customer problems through collaboration between RegTech companies and other organizations.
The Compliance Avalanche - why Regtech is the only workable solutionRedland
The presentation covers the following points:
- A summary of Accountability II, also known as the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR), and why it’s a compliance ‘avalanche’
- The impact on firms, senior managers and staff
- A summary of the challenges faced in implementing
- An overview of why Regtech is the only workable solution
NICSA Webinar | Reimaging the Future of the Fund Industry Through Emerging Te...NICSA
Technology innovation enables us to reimagine new ways of doing business and more importantly, how we service our clients. In this webinar, panelists will discuss recent research on new financial technologies with a specific focus on blockchain, robo-advisors, and machine learning.
The programmable RegTech Eco System by Liv Apneseth WatsonWorkiva
Liv Watson from Workiva presented on regulatory technology (RegTech) and how it can help organizations more efficiently and effectively meet growing regulatory reporting demands. Some key points included:
- Regulatory requirements have increased in complexity and volume, outpacing human capabilities without technology. RegTech aims to address this through automation.
- RegTech tools and strategies span areas like compliance management, regulatory reporting, risk management, and "smart audits". Emerging areas include blockchain, data standards like XBRL, and predictive analytics.
- Adopting a flexible data architecture with single-source and multiple-version data models can help organizations better leverage RegTech across functions like finance, risk, and ESG reporting.
The document summarizes feedback from a call for input on supporting the development and adoption of RegTech. Over 350 responses were received from technology suppliers, financial services firms, and consultancies. Respondents proposed various RegTech solutions that could improve regulatory efficiency and compliance, including alternative reporting methods, shared utilities, and predictive analytics using big data and machine learning. They felt the FCA could play a role in clarifying expectations, driving standards, and potentially certifying compliant RegTech solutions. Respondents also identified barriers like legal restrictions on data use and a lack of standards, as well as firms' caution about unproven technologies. Suggestions to address these included defining new regulations in a machine-readable format and establishing a
FinTech Northern Breakfast Club 23 June 2016Rob Cooper
Presentations from the FinTech Northern Breakfast Club on 23 June 2016. Meeting held the last Thursday of every month. Book at http://www.scottrobert.co.uk/events/list/
CxO Roadmap: Designing a Fintech Strategy Around Your Legacy Core IT SupplierKelli Wilkinson
Senior Execs struggle with how to pick the best alternative fintech suppliers while simultaneously de-handcuffing from one-sided legacy core relationships. With so many choices appearing in the market CEOs want to know which neo-cores are ready? What fintech suppliers are mature enough to partner? How does the bank structure a greenfield deal with a new market entrant and manage the associated business risk?
CEOs need strategic insights on how to set the vision and direct their franchise to take advantage of the fintech opportunity without creating too much disruption with clients, staff and the bottom line. Information is pouring in from all directions on fintech and it has become difficult to adopt the right strategy in a fragmented evolving marketplace providing many options.
This session will provide an unbiased, no BS summary for non-technical CEOs ready to lead their franchise in the new fintech era while minimizing the long term hold that legacy core IT suppliers have on them.
Chappuis Halder - EU Benchmark Regulation threepager - May 2016Nicolas Heguy
Threepager on the upcoming EU Benchmark Regulation. In this article, we review the main objectives, characteristics and impacts of the regulation as well as how Chappuis Halder can help the involved financial institutions.
This presentation by Janos BARBERIS, Senior Research Fellow at the Asian Institute of International Financial Law, was made during the discussion “Digital disruption in financial markets” held at the 131st meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 5 June 2019. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/ddfm.
The document discusses fintech development in Hong Kong and compares it to other jurisdictions. It notes that Hong Kong faces challenges like outdated legislation, a talent crunch, and lack of investment in fintech. It outlines measures taken by Singapore, the UK, and Australia to support fintech. For Hong Kong, the 2016 budget announced new measures to promote fintech through events and a one-stop office for startups. It will also improve regulations, funding resources, and attracting fintech talent. However, it remains to be seen if Hong Kong can compete with Singapore and leverage the China market, and if regulations can evolve quickly enough to provide competitive advantages for fintech.
This document outlines three conferences organized by Nicolas Blanchard to connect entrepreneurs, investors, and executives across Europe and Israel. The conferences will take place in London, Berlin, and Tel Aviv from April to October 2019 to facilitate funding and partnerships for digital companies. The goal is to empower the European digital ecosystem through an in-person marketplace.
Blome - Translating supply chain finance into SME productivityOECD CFE
20-21 February 2018, Mexico City: Workshop on building business linkages that boost SME productivity. http://www.oecd.org/cfe/smes/workshop-on-building-business-linkages-that-boost-SME-productivity.htm
Blockchain / Cryptocurrencies / ICOs - Presentation by Jonathan Meiri, Founder & CEO of Barrel Protocol at the NOAH Conference Tel Aviv 2018, Haoman 17 on the 13th of March 2018.
This document summarizes the Norwegian payment market and the Vipps-merger case. It describes Norway as having one of the most advanced digital payment systems, with 90% of transactions non-cash. It then outlines the main players in Norway's payment system: Vipps (mobile payment solution), BankAxept (debit card scheme), and BankID (eID solution). The merger of Vipps and BankAxept/BankID was reviewed for potential input foreclosure in mobile payment solutions. Remedies including continued third-party access to BankAxept and BankID on non-discriminatory terms for 3 years addressed these concerns.
The Eventerprise Opportunity Reading DeckEventerprise
A tech company on a mission to connect the world of events. We do this by ensuring technology is accessible, inclusive and affordable across an underserved market. Eventerprise makes it easier to create memorable experiences by helping everyone find the best vendors, venues and event professionals, all on one platform.
neXt Curve reThink: The Future of Retail: Retail 2.0Leonard Lee
Mobile carriers have the opportunity to reshape industries, such as the hospitality and retail industries, through 5G networking combined with edge computing as the IoT transformation is permeating through the US economy.
213 pricing and packaging pricing strategy (chris kirsch)ProductCamp Boston
The document discusses pricing strategy and how to price and license products. It provides tips for making pricing decisions, including defining the value metric, understanding customer needs through surveys, using techniques like max-diff conjoint analysis to understand preferences, and simulating pricing scenarios to determine optimal pricing and packaging. The goal is to set prices that maximize revenue and profit while keeping customers and sales teams satisfied.
With an increase in regulatory compliance, innovation in technology has become increasingly prevalent throughout the professional and financial services. With the birth of RegTech, we ask, what is it, and how can it be effectively utilised by firms across sectors.
This document discusses regulatory technology (RegTech) and the RegTech vertical in Belgium. It defines RegTech as the adoption of new technologies to facilitate regulatory requirements. The financial crisis of 2008 resulted in new regulatory requirements that increased complexity, speed, and sophistication in financial services. RegTech addresses areas like regulatory reporting, risk management, know-your-customer processes, compliance, transaction monitoring, and anti-money laundering using technologies like big data, analytics, robotic process automation, APIs, cloud computing, and distributed ledger technology. RegTech helps improve governance, customer experience, transparent reporting, and risk mitigation. The document outlines the RegTech ecosystem and why RegTech is an important vertical for financial technology in Belgium due to its
FinTech Belgium – RegTech Belgium Kick Off MeetUp – K. Vanderhoydonk – Blanco...FinTech Belgium
This document is a blackbook on regulatory technology (RegTech) that contains a table of contents listing topics such as compliance, risk management, machine learning governance, regulatory reporting, working with RegTech companies, know-your-customer (KYC) processes, and financial and social inclusion. The blackbook discusses how RegTech can help financial institutions and companies stay compliant with regulations, manage risks in real-time, and solve customer problems through collaboration between RegTech companies and other organizations.
The Compliance Avalanche - why Regtech is the only workable solutionRedland
The presentation covers the following points:
- A summary of Accountability II, also known as the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR), and why it’s a compliance ‘avalanche’
- The impact on firms, senior managers and staff
- A summary of the challenges faced in implementing
- An overview of why Regtech is the only workable solution
NICSA Webinar | Reimaging the Future of the Fund Industry Through Emerging Te...NICSA
Technology innovation enables us to reimagine new ways of doing business and more importantly, how we service our clients. In this webinar, panelists will discuss recent research on new financial technologies with a specific focus on blockchain, robo-advisors, and machine learning.
The programmable RegTech Eco System by Liv Apneseth WatsonWorkiva
Liv Watson from Workiva presented on regulatory technology (RegTech) and how it can help organizations more efficiently and effectively meet growing regulatory reporting demands. Some key points included:
- Regulatory requirements have increased in complexity and volume, outpacing human capabilities without technology. RegTech aims to address this through automation.
- RegTech tools and strategies span areas like compliance management, regulatory reporting, risk management, and "smart audits". Emerging areas include blockchain, data standards like XBRL, and predictive analytics.
- Adopting a flexible data architecture with single-source and multiple-version data models can help organizations better leverage RegTech across functions like finance, risk, and ESG reporting.
The document summarizes feedback from a call for input on supporting the development and adoption of RegTech. Over 350 responses were received from technology suppliers, financial services firms, and consultancies. Respondents proposed various RegTech solutions that could improve regulatory efficiency and compliance, including alternative reporting methods, shared utilities, and predictive analytics using big data and machine learning. They felt the FCA could play a role in clarifying expectations, driving standards, and potentially certifying compliant RegTech solutions. Respondents also identified barriers like legal restrictions on data use and a lack of standards, as well as firms' caution about unproven technologies. Suggestions to address these included defining new regulations in a machine-readable format and establishing a
FinTech Northern Breakfast Club 23 June 2016Rob Cooper
Presentations from the FinTech Northern Breakfast Club on 23 June 2016. Meeting held the last Thursday of every month. Book at http://www.scottrobert.co.uk/events/list/
CxO Roadmap: Designing a Fintech Strategy Around Your Legacy Core IT SupplierKelli Wilkinson
Senior Execs struggle with how to pick the best alternative fintech suppliers while simultaneously de-handcuffing from one-sided legacy core relationships. With so many choices appearing in the market CEOs want to know which neo-cores are ready? What fintech suppliers are mature enough to partner? How does the bank structure a greenfield deal with a new market entrant and manage the associated business risk?
CEOs need strategic insights on how to set the vision and direct their franchise to take advantage of the fintech opportunity without creating too much disruption with clients, staff and the bottom line. Information is pouring in from all directions on fintech and it has become difficult to adopt the right strategy in a fragmented evolving marketplace providing many options.
This session will provide an unbiased, no BS summary for non-technical CEOs ready to lead their franchise in the new fintech era while minimizing the long term hold that legacy core IT suppliers have on them.
Chappuis Halder - EU Benchmark Regulation threepager - May 2016Nicolas Heguy
Threepager on the upcoming EU Benchmark Regulation. In this article, we review the main objectives, characteristics and impacts of the regulation as well as how Chappuis Halder can help the involved financial institutions.
This presentation by Janos BARBERIS, Senior Research Fellow at the Asian Institute of International Financial Law, was made during the discussion “Digital disruption in financial markets” held at the 131st meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 5 June 2019. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/ddfm.
The document discusses fintech development in Hong Kong and compares it to other jurisdictions. It notes that Hong Kong faces challenges like outdated legislation, a talent crunch, and lack of investment in fintech. It outlines measures taken by Singapore, the UK, and Australia to support fintech. For Hong Kong, the 2016 budget announced new measures to promote fintech through events and a one-stop office for startups. It will also improve regulations, funding resources, and attracting fintech talent. However, it remains to be seen if Hong Kong can compete with Singapore and leverage the China market, and if regulations can evolve quickly enough to provide competitive advantages for fintech.
This document outlines three conferences organized by Nicolas Blanchard to connect entrepreneurs, investors, and executives across Europe and Israel. The conferences will take place in London, Berlin, and Tel Aviv from April to October 2019 to facilitate funding and partnerships for digital companies. The goal is to empower the European digital ecosystem through an in-person marketplace.
Blome - Translating supply chain finance into SME productivityOECD CFE
20-21 February 2018, Mexico City: Workshop on building business linkages that boost SME productivity. http://www.oecd.org/cfe/smes/workshop-on-building-business-linkages-that-boost-SME-productivity.htm
Blockchain / Cryptocurrencies / ICOs - Presentation by Jonathan Meiri, Founder & CEO of Barrel Protocol at the NOAH Conference Tel Aviv 2018, Haoman 17 on the 13th of March 2018.
This document summarizes the Norwegian payment market and the Vipps-merger case. It describes Norway as having one of the most advanced digital payment systems, with 90% of transactions non-cash. It then outlines the main players in Norway's payment system: Vipps (mobile payment solution), BankAxept (debit card scheme), and BankID (eID solution). The merger of Vipps and BankAxept/BankID was reviewed for potential input foreclosure in mobile payment solutions. Remedies including continued third-party access to BankAxept and BankID on non-discriminatory terms for 3 years addressed these concerns.
The Eventerprise Opportunity Reading DeckEventerprise
A tech company on a mission to connect the world of events. We do this by ensuring technology is accessible, inclusive and affordable across an underserved market. Eventerprise makes it easier to create memorable experiences by helping everyone find the best vendors, venues and event professionals, all on one platform.
neXt Curve reThink: The Future of Retail: Retail 2.0Leonard Lee
Mobile carriers have the opportunity to reshape industries, such as the hospitality and retail industries, through 5G networking combined with edge computing as the IoT transformation is permeating through the US economy.
213 pricing and packaging pricing strategy (chris kirsch)ProductCamp Boston
The document discusses pricing strategy and how to price and license products. It provides tips for making pricing decisions, including defining the value metric, understanding customer needs through surveys, using techniques like max-diff conjoint analysis to understand preferences, and simulating pricing scenarios to determine optimal pricing and packaging. The goal is to set prices that maximize revenue and profit while keeping customers and sales teams satisfied.
Every competitive business is now a digital business. In a world where differentiation and scale are being driven through apps and data, success is not a question of whether the businesses should go digital – it is a question of how the business should go digital.
In this webinar, Tyson Whitten – Director of API & Mobility Solutions at CA Technologies – will describe the key methods that successful organizations are using to create sustainable competitive advantage through digital transformation.
The document discusses selecting an IoT platform. It notes that 2017 will see a shift towards IoT deployments and monetization. There were many IoT platform announcements in 2016 and acquisitions totaling over $100 billion. However, there are still too many platforms and the market is ready for consolidation. When selecting a platform, considerations include features, managing devices, connectivity, security, analytics and other capabilities. Using an IoT platform can accelerate innovation by focusing on differentiating aspects of solutions.
Burnmark has analysed 400+ RegTech startups to place them on a quadrant showcasing their unique skills and strengths. To subscribe, please write to info@burnmark.com.
RegTech: Leveraging Alternative Data for ComplianceArcadia Data
Leading banks and asset managers are leveraging internal and external alternative data sources to improve compliance and regulatory oversight.
Join Richard Johnson of Greenwich Associates and Paul Lashmet of Arcadia Data for an informative panel discussion with industry experts from Nordea and RBC Capital Markets discussing how to:
Rapidly access and analyse numerous different data sources
Develop RegTech solutions while managing total cost of ownership
Optimize internal data management through Big Data capabilities
Enhance compliance processes using alternative data
Meet heightened regulatory expectations around timeliness and quality of data
GraphTour - Next generation solutions using Neo4jNeo4j
The document discusses how Neo4j can be used to build next generation fraud detection solutions. It outlines the limitations of traditional fraud detection approaches and how Neo4j enables connected analysis to detect complex fraud patterns across unlimited hops. Examples of using Neo4j for fraud detection at a large payments company are provided. The document also provides an example architecture of a Neo4j powered fraud solution.
MiFID II: Meeting the Requirement for Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs)Leigh Hill
The document summarizes an upcoming webinar on meeting the requirements for Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs) under the MiFID II regulation. It provides details on the panel members and their areas of expertise related to LEIs. It also lists the talking points that will be covered in the webinar, including key elements of MiFID II requiring LEIs, current status of LEI adoption, challenges of the MiFID II LEI mandate, and implications of varying adoption rates globally. The webinar aims to help participants address the LEI requirements under the new regulation.
All this has led Insights Success to come up with the new edition of The 10 Best Performing RegTech Solution Providers. Featuring as the cover story of this edition is Group - a Regtech and compliance business specializing in verification data and documents for on-boarding and constant client monitoring.
This document summarizes a webinar on RegTech (Regulatory Technology). It begins with a poll asking how to pronounce RegTech. The agenda then outlines exploring the origins of RegTech, how it has developed, what it is today, and where it may go in the future. It defines RegTech as technology that facilitates regulatory requirements more efficiently than existing capabilities. It discusses how RegTech has progressed as compliance laws have changed. Finally, it suggests areas of future development may include blockchain, AI, and automated compliance.
How FinTech is changing the Regulatory Environment: Compliance Keynote at Nextaccenture
Regulators around the world are recognizing the massive impact that fintech is having on the financial services industry and many are taking new approaches for both traditional institutions and new technology-based players.
Learn more and view the Compliance Keynote presentation given at Next Money Chicago, Sept. 27, 2017.
The convergence of digitalization, globalization and consumerization will reshape the investment industry by 2022 according to the latest report published by Roubini ThoughtLab.
Redington Value is a value added distributor that provides brands in parts of the Middle East and Africa in the areas of technology and distribution, including Splunk for operational intelligence from machine data. The company has expanded its operations and portfolio in recent years, intensifying its focus on security, cloud, and hyperconverged solutions which are driving growth. Redington aims to transform from a distributor to an aggregator, bringing together products, solutions, and services to become a route to market for vendors.
Recruiter.com Group Inc. (OTCQB: RCRT) is disrupting the recruiting and staffing industry by aggregating the small and independent recruiters under a common platform, giving them access to large enterprise customers and advanced technologies.
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Crowdfunding Industry Report- Infocrowdfunding 2012Uttopy
The document provides a summary of a research report on crowdfunding market trends from 2012. It analyzed data from over 170 survey responses and 135 crowdfunding platforms. Key findings include:
- The global crowdfunding market raised nearly $1.5 billion in 2011, with over 1 million successful campaigns.
- North America was the largest market but Europe was gaining share.
- Donation-based and lending-based platforms contributed most funds but reward-based platforms grew the fastest.
- The number of active crowdfunding platforms grew from 138 in 2009 to over 450 in 2012, with most based in North America and Europe.
- Reward-based represented the largest category by number of
Tech M&A Monthly: 15 Ways to Find BuyersCorum Group
The more qualified buyers you can bring to the table, the better your chances for an optimal sale of your company. But how do you build the ideal buyers list, with the right combination of "A list and B list" buyers? What about Private Equity, non-tech buyers, or international firms? Join the November edition of Tech M&A Monthly for a look at how Corum Group builds buyers lists--our dealmakers will walk through 15 things you need to be able to do in order to identify potential acquirers for your company.
A digital Marketing Agency : We transform your business into a success story.Talha Mujahid
This document profiles Dtech Systems, a digital marketing agency. It provides an overview of the company's services including app development, digital marketing, web design and development. It highlights some recent client projects such as developing mobile apps for Carefer and EatQuicker. The document also includes information on the company's leadership team, core values of client satisfaction and quality, and contact details.
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Moreover, having well-defined career goals fosters a sense of purpose and direction, enhancing job satisfaction and overall productivity. It encourages continuous learning and adaptation, as professionals remain attuned to industry trends and evolving job market demands. Career goals also facilitate better time management and resource allocation, as individuals prioritize tasks and opportunities that advance their professional growth. In addition, articulating career goals can aid in networking and mentorship, as it allows individuals to communicate their aspirations clearly to potential mentors, colleagues, and employers, thereby opening doors to valuable guidance and support. Ultimately, career goals are integral to personal and professional development, driving individuals toward sustained success and fulfillment in their chosen fields.
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This presentation by Thibault Schrepel, Associate Professor of Law at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University, was made during the discussion “Artificial Intelligence, Data and Competition” held at the 143rd meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 12 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found at oe.cd/aicomp.
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This presentation by Yong Lim, Professor of Economic Law at Seoul National University School of Law, was made during the discussion “Artificial Intelligence, Data and Competition” held at the 143rd meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 12 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found at oe.cd/aicomp.
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RegTech Markets Directory 2017 insights
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