Regulatory Unwrapped: Breaking down the FCA’s NFM framework
Join us for a deeper dive into the biggest regulatory trends and challenges firms are facing as we chat with experts and understand how organizations can keep pace with fast-paced compliance changes.
Regulatory Wrap episode 74: The FCA knows what you did last summer
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to October 31, Jay Hampshire breaks down a speech from the FCA, which reinforces its “do the right thing” motto.
FINRA fines broker $10,000 for off-channel communications breaches
An ex-Wells Fargo broker has been fined and suspended by FINRA for breaching recordkeeping rules, and attempting to cover up misconduct by deleting messages.
Regulatory Wrap episode 72: FCA’s call to action on financial crime
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to October 10, Jay Hampshire summarizes the FCA’s recent speech encouraging collaboration to fight financial crime.
How much can weak cybersecurity structures cost firms?
With cybercriminals ramping up the frequency and complexity of attacks against financial organizations, it’s evident that a lacking security infrastructure can take a significant toll on not just revenue and business operations – but reputation.
The Conduct Chronicles – SEC Renegotiation? Not a chance!
Regulators are reviewing and revising regulations by creating a less intense process for financial services looking to comply with the rules, and while the SEC has refused revisiting past settlements, FINRA seems to be on the case.
The Conduct Chronicles – Can AI boost conduct and culture?
Emma Parry highlights the benefits of AI in defining a culture that enables self-reporting, working to analyze large data sets and detect areas for further investigation.
Regulatory Wrap episode 65: The FCA expands misconduct rules to 37,000 firms
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to July 11, Rob Mason recounts the FCA’s decision to expand misconduct rules to 37,000 non-banking firms in 2026.
FCA leaves non-financial misconduct nowhere to hide with broader rules
The U.K. regulator has clarified its expectations on bullying and harassment and will extend rules on non-financial misconduct reporting to 37,000 non-bank firms by September 2026.
Surveillance Snippets: Step up the surveillance game with AI enablement
High volumes of data require high-tech surveillance systems to keep pace – which is where AI comes in. How can AI-enablement help firms take their surveillance governance to the next level?
Surveillance Snippets: Is evolving technology the answer to all surveillance questions?
The only way for firms to keep pace with industry modernization is to invest in technologies that are equipped to adapt to evolving compliance and surveillance needs.