Amanda Khatri
Editorial Manager
Industry snapshot by Chartis Research, with expert insights from CUBE and SureStep
Managing regulatory change is a growing burden for financial services businesses as new rules and laws continue to enter force at an unprecedented rate.
The complexities of global trade and the magnitude of achieving compliance in the face of an overwhelming number of obligations have exposed the weaknesses of fragmented and manual efforts to track regulatory change.
New research by Chartis, CUBE, and SureStep details how many businesses reliant on outdated methods cannot achieve a unified view of evolving regulatory obligations, which leaves them open to regulatory risk.
With no signs of slowing regulatory pressure, the need for a comprehensive solution has become more urgent than ever given the record-breaking levels of sanctions meted out.
Research by CUBE reveals in 2023 alone more than $11bn in fines was collated by US financial regulatory bodies.
Chartis’ new report, Automation and AI in GRC, provides insights into how emerging technologies are helping businesses gain a single view of regulatory exposure, with machine learning tools delivering compliance insights that can be integrated into enterprise Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) activities.
With data and expert insights from CUBE and SureStep, Automation and AI in GRC explore how firms can transform their regulatory change management processes from reactive into proactive, data-driven functions.
Complete the form to download the report today to learn how AI and automation are revolutionising GRC and ushering in a new era of compliance management programmes.
Filled with expert insights from SureStep, Chartis, and CUBE Global, this report is not to be missed.