Operational resilience in the Nordics: Reducing third-party and cloud concentration risk
More than 3,000 major ICT incidents were reported across the EU's financial sector in 2025 - the first full year of reporting under the ESA and DORA. How can Nordic-based firms minimize their exposure to these risks?
Finfluencers in Sweden: What the new regulatory landscape means for financial firms
Financial influencers, or ‘finfluencers’, have quietly become one of the most influential distribution channels in Sweden - more than one in five young adults trust financial information from finfluencers in the region. We explore the emerging risks.
How can Nordics firms stay ahead of frontier AI risk?
Frontier AI, vendor risk, and DORA- practical steps for financial firms to build resilience and meet regulators' growing expectations on AI-driven cyber risk.
How to run a successful POC for communications compliance software
A successful communications compliance POC requires clearly defined success criteria, early stakeholder alignment, end-user education, infrastructure readiness, and rigorous active evaluation to avoid common process failures.
Is data security a board-level priority for Nordics firms?
For Nordic compliance teams evaluating surveillance vendors, the critical questions are not just about features, they are about who controls the infrastructure, who can access the data, and what happens to it once an AI model has touched it.
How can Nordic firms prepare for the EU AI Act?
With the EU AI Act about to enter its next phase, how can Nordic firms gain operational value from their AI investment while ensuring responsible, compliant implementation?
What is data completeness, and why does it matter in the Nordics?
Discover why data completeness is becoming a critical priority for regulated firms in the Nordics. Learn how capturing every communication can strengthen compliance, improve risk detection, and support faster investigations.
“It’s on the chat” – Shift in Nordic regulatory tone as Danske Bank fined $4.4 million for market manipulation
Norway’s financial regulator, Finanstilsynet, has fined Danske Bank A/S 50 million NOK for market manipulation, with the investigation unearthing “illuminating” evidence of misconduct across a range of communications channels.