Nida Rahimi-Naeem
What does the future hold for compliance and regulation?
The regulatory landscape is changing at pace. New technologies, different ways of working, and an increase in non-financial risks are shifting the compliance focus for both financial institutions and regulators.
With rapid change afoot, it can be hard to anticipate what might happen next, especially when trying to keep up with the changes and challenges of the here and now.
With that in mind – and to save you some time – we’ve scanned the length and breadth of the regulatory landscape to predict the five key changes that you should look out for in the coming year. These are:
1. Tech, tech and yes… more tech
2. Cross-industry collaboration
3. Human-machine symbiosis
4. Climate change considerations
5. Corporate culture from the inside out
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What could these predictions mean for you?
Undoubtedly, the changes we’re seeing will drive higher standards, new regulations, greater regulatory focus, and improved efficiency.
Many of the predictions will likely lead to a swathe of regulatory change – from 'comply or explain’ rules for ESG to new regulations surrounding developing technology. If our predictions are correct, compliance teams should begin preparations to ensure their existing systems and processes are effective and capable of managing regulatory changes at scale.
CUBE provides regulatory intelligence and regulatory change management that tracks and monitors regulatory changes and maps them to your existing compliance framework. Our AI-powered technology delivers regulatory insights that enable you to streamline and automate complex regulatory change management processes.
As the industry continues to evolve, regulatory change will occur at pace. CUBE can help you to properly prepare for and manage such changes – freeing up time and resources to focus on meeting these regulatory obligations.
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