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Technology and compliance aren't strangers by any means, but new forms inspired by fintech may lessen the need to keep adding compliance staff to keep up.

Regtech to the rescue?

Regtech Report: Look past the "wow," and see hope for compliance overload
Freed from the repetitive and mundane, compliance staff will be able to devote their time to higher-value tasks, say backers of regtech solutions.

What happens to all those compliance people?

Regtech Report: Why regtech won't put compliance people on the unemployment line
While some aspects of compliance don't lend themselves to complete automation, increasingly technology will be able to help with those tasks that only need human oversight.

What about “squishy” compliance?

Regtech Report: How regtech can tackle matters that aren't always completely quantifiable
Don’t get burned by coming CDD rule

Don’t get burned by coming CDD rule

Exploring the enforcement implications of FinCEN’s new “fifth pillar”
CFPB keeps on going ...

CFPB keeps on going ...

Despite hostile Republicans, consumer protection agency plows ahead
Consultants at Promontory Financial have been teaching IBM Watson, the supercomputer, in bank compliance responsibilities.

IBM Watson takes on compliance

Imagine compliance without straining your eyes, brain, patience, or marriage
S&P Global Market Intelligence, formerly S&P Capital IQ and SNL, is the premier provider of breaking news, financial data, and expert analysis on business sectors critical to the global economy. This article originally appeared on the SNL subscriber side of S&P Global's website.

Merger oversight gains speed and fairness

Bankers report easier regulatory M&A approval, with proper planning
With a nod to pop music, veteran John Byrne’s blog scans the anti-laundering and anti-terrorism world. John pierces silliness and inconsistency, and strongly believes in private-public partnership.

“Can’t You Hear Me (Us) Knocking?”*

Banks deserve recognition for their part in AML fight
Bankers don't like UDAAP. But the House financial services package may contain changes that will also make their unhappy, argues a compliance veteran.

Returning UDAAP to UDAP: more unintended consequences?

Compliance Viewpoint: CHOICE Act provision has surface appeal, but bankers must dig before backing it
Letter from Colorado: banks and the marijuana business

Letter from Colorado: banks and the marijuana business

Recreational drug firms finding easier access to financial services
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