The year 2020 has showed businesses that they will need to create some new rules, use better tools and provide services in new ways, if they want to grow and succeed in 2021. Under normal conditions the market is dealing ...

Our previous two blogs have dealt with the first two steps of the regulatory change management process – understanding the upcoming regulatory updates and formulating a plan to implement the changes required to be complia...

Our previous blog covered the first step of the RCM (regulatory change management) process – understanding upcoming regulatory challenges and their impacts on the organization. Once that step is complete the risk teams, com...

The RCM (Regulatory Change Management) process can be broadly split into three major steps. The first step is to be aware of the upcoming changes and assess the changes. The second step is creating a plan that helps the org...

The Regtech and Suptech revolution is fully underway in the financial sector ; there has not been this major a change in the way financial organizations manage regulatory changes (and the associated risk and compliance chal...

Implementing the updates required when regulations change is often an inefficient process for organizations. The nature of the process tends to create a lot of redundancies and inefficiencies. However, the entire process ca...