Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence (TRRI) latest report, Fintech, RegTech, and the role of compliance in 2023, gives a contrasting message on the status of the fintech marketplace.
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Poorly prepared legal documents can cause uncertainties and unexpected problems, incurring significant legal costs if interpretation issues result in legal action.
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In addition to extending its application to the New Payments Platform, the Code enhances consumer protection in the banking and finance system.
Read moreAPAC Regional Spotlight from Cost of Compliance 2021
Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence has carried out its 12th annual survey on the cost of compliance focusing on the challenges the compliance functions at financial services firms around the world expect to face in the year ahead.
Read moreCost of Compliance 2021: Shaping the Future
Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence has carried out its 12th annual survey on the cost of compliance, focusing on the challenges the compliance functions at financial services firms around the world expect to face in the year ahead.
Read more5 Compliance Tips to Help Your Organisation Overcome Regulatory Burdens
Keeping up with regulatory guidelines can often feel like an uphill battle. All it takes is a new law or regulation to kick in to throw you off your compliance game.
Read moreGlobal Supply Chain Trends: From Robotics to Artificial Intelligence
“It’s a very dynamic world that we live in and is constantly changing. We’ve got to keep our supply chains safe, secure and resilient,” said Clay Perry, President at 143 Advisory Services LLC.
Read moreInsights from Thomson Reuters’ CEO: Road Ahead for Regional and Global Organisations
Jackie Rhodes, Managing Director of Thomson Reuters – Asia and Emerging Markets, interviewed Steve Hasker, Thomson Reuters’ President and CEO.
Read moreGuide: How to Balance Growth and Regulation Through Uncertainty
In the midst of the heightened regulatory environment, global tax and legal advisers would be wise to proceed nimbly, but smart.
Read moreAnti-Money Laundering Court Case Hones in on Individual Actors
The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) is one of three Anti-Money Laundering regulators in New Zealand. Last month, the DIA’s 5th major High Court case moved towards a conclusion, and it confirms an increasing trend to keep individuals on the hook for compliance failings.
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