According to ThompsonReuters.com Regulatory Intelligence Report, in 2019, there were more than 55,000 regulatory alerts from 1,000 regulatory bodies. That translates to an average of 217 regulatory updates each and every day. It appears that nothing is as certain as regulatory change.  

With such a fast-moving rate of change and this trend set to continue, how do we keep up? In our presentation at the Global RegTech Summit, organised by FinTech Global, we focus on the benefits for reporting bodies in leveraging platforms and machine-readable data models to streamline and improve compliance.   

The problem that regulators come up against, is how to collect accurate and timely data from the regulated entity. SupTech solutions can assist in RegTech situations with compliance, in helping to reduce costs and deliver better consistency in reporting.

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Global RegTech Summit 2020 - Regulatory Reporting When SupTech meets RegTech

 

 

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