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Turkey Is Most Difficult Market for Regulatory Compliance

PYMNTS

In its Financial Complexity Index 2017 report, TMF Group examined 94 jurisdictions in Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, Asia Pacific and Africa, diving into how various regulations change and how those changes might affect corporate finance. Rounding out the list are Colombia, China, Belgium, Argentina and India.

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The Evolution of Insurtech and its Impact on Traditional Insurance Models

Fintech Review

We explore the innovations in personalised insurance products, the role of IoT devices in data collection and risk assessment, and the challenges faced by established insurance companies integrating new technologies. Enhanced Risk Assessment IoT data provides insurers with a more accurate understanding of risk profiles.

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Understanding the importance of a Compliance Monitoring Plan: An expert interview

Neopay

As regulatory compliance continues to become more complex, having a robust monitoring plan in place is more important than ever. In today’s regulatory environment, compliance is not just about ticking boxes; it’s about ensuring your business operates within the law and meets all necessary standards.

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Charting Course: Building a Cannabis Banking Compliance Program

Innovative Payments Association

Conduct a Risk Assessment Before building a compliance program, businesses should conduct a thorough risk assessment to identify potential compliance risks. This includes assessing the risk of money laundering, financial crime, and regulatory violations.

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Can LLMs Do the Heavy Lifting When it Comes to Compliance?

Finovate

The rapid evolution of technology turned regulatory compliance into a daunting frontier. Firms are not only required to keep up with changing technologies, but they also need to stay on top of increasingly complex requirements. Priya V Misra : EKAI is the first AI compliance ‘co-worker’ for risk and finance professionals.

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How payment firms can prepare for the FCA’s proposed safeguarding regime

The Payments Association

The reforms aim to address weaknesses in safeguarding practices, reduce consumer fund risks, and enhance regulatory compliance, particularly in preventing fund shortfalls. Under these rules, payment firms will need to appoint independent, qualified auditors to review and verify their compliance with safeguarding requirements.

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Extra time for payment service providers to investigate fraud

Neopay

Additionally, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to impose reporting requirements on affected firms, enhancing monitoring effectiveness. Additionally, they should begin assessing how the regulatory changes will impact their internal fraud frameworks, including policies, due diligence processes, and training.