4367 Results from /regulation
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GDPR fines shot up in 2020 as regulators start to crack down further, but it’s proving to be complicated for both regulators and the regulated. The arrival of GDPR felt like a storm brewing for many organisations. Some companies feared they would be forced to rethink their entire operating models. That hasn’t happened, but the regulations have st...
08 April 2021 /regulation
Maximilian Dyck
Originally posted on https://suade.org/learn/transforming-data-collection-fire-as-a-common-input-layer/ In January 2020, the Bank of England initiated a project entitled ‘transforming data collection’ with the aim to improve data at financial institutions and facilitate regulatory compliance processes. Among the Bank’s key considerations were com...
07 April 2021 /regulation RegTech
It’s a common observation that change is constant and accelerating, and this is certainly true in the regulatory space, and amplified by the disruptions of Covid and Brexit. Significant new regulations (e.g. MiFIR, FinIA, FinSA, AIFMD, and MiFID to name just a few) flow alongside ongoing adjustments, clarifications, and enforcements and add up to ...
05 April 2021 /regulation /crime
As per recent report from Wall Street Journal one quarter of 165,000 branches of various banks in Europe will go away in next three years (https://www.wsj.com/articles/european-banks-use-pandemic-to-clean-house-11613298601). In 2020, one of the biggest car rental company closed more than 600 physical locations in Europe and middle east (https://ww...
04 April 2021 /regulation /identity Digital Identity Management
Keith Stonell Managing Director, EMEA at Guidewire
The FCA consultation on fairness in pricing is closed. The industry now knows when they must have new controls, systems, and rules in place by September, and be ready to go live with new price and auto-renewal processes at the end of the year. So, insurers are now firmly on course to ensure pricing for new and existing customers must be the same, ...
01 April 2021 /regulation /predictions Digital Insurance Trends
Two companies, a similar crime and significantly different penalties. Here’s what lessons we can learn from the G4S and Serco cases. Head of the Serious Fraud Office Lisa Osofsky has used a speech at a Society of Corporate Compliance & Ethics conference to show why the SFO will go easier on those firms which have made efforts to cooperate and...
31 March 2021 /regulation /crime
On Friday the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee (FPC) published their latest policy summary and record. As part of the summary, they shared an update on the plans for the next “cyber stress test”. For those that aren’t aware, back in 2017, the FPC set out the elements of the framework of regulation to strengthen the resilience of t...
30 March 2021 /security /regulation
Five years on from its birth and a year after it was rolled out to solo-regulated firms, what impact has the Senior Managers’ Certification Regime had? SMCR was intended to improve behaviour and personal accountability in the financial sector. Is it achieving its goals? Enforcement SMCR has led to only one enforcement action so far. A freedom of...
29 March 2021 /regulation
Automation technology has changed the world in more ways than one. Smart phones can recommend music choices based on listening patterns, while self-driving cars are becoming reality. Better automation can also significantly transform supervision and regulatory reporting at financial institutions. With the regulatory burden increasing, new technolo...
26 March 2021 /regulation Financial Services Regulation
Whatever side you were on in the Brexit debate, it’s hard to imagine any merchant welcoming reports of the card schemes quintupling fees for cross-border payments between the UK and EU. No longer constrained by the EU’s cap on interchange fees, Visa and Mastercard plan to increase their interchange to 150 basis points (bps) for credit card, and 115...
26 March 2021 /payments /regulation Open Banking
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