Regtech Special Report 2017
Banks are constantly having to inject funds into their compliance budgets – for internal staffing needs as well as to improve systems and processes. Enter regulatory technology, or ‘regtech’ as it has become more popularly known. Put simply, regtech is a classification of technology specifically addressing regulation and compliance issues in the financial industry.
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The dawn of regtech
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