Financial Regulation for the Digital Age
Bojana Nikolic | June 14, 2021
Financial regulation is entering the digital age, converting tools and strategies from analog to digital design. In the next decade, this transformation will reach critical mass and do for regulation what digitization does for everything else—make it better, faster, and…..
Read moreTechnologies for market conduct supervision in a new digital era
Bojana Nikolic | April 22, 2021
Last year, as regulators across the world were grappling with the multiple effects of COVID-19 on their economies, one movement caught the attention of many of them: record-breaking volumes of consumer complaints. This trend, consistent in high-income countries such as…..
Read moreCase Management for solving Fin Crime Risk
Bojana Nikolic | February 16, 2021
2019 saw the FCA dishing out the highest level of fines ever, totaling nearly £400m in a twelve-month period. This included hefty penalties relating to anti-money laundering failings. However, in the FCA’s 2019 thematic review the organisation did provide its…..
Read moreSupTech: Moving from why to how
Bojana Nikolic | October 20, 2020
For many years, financial sector supervisors saw with skepticism the adoption of SupTech—essentially the use of technology-enabled solutions to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of supervisory activities. Many asked “why” they should be investing in these technologies, in a common…..
Read moreU.S. political risks to the fore for central banks: UBS survey
Bojana Nikolic | September 29, 2020
LONDON (Reuters) – Risks related to political developments in the U.S. have emerged as the main economic concern for central banks, alongside trade wars and a global slowdown, according to a UBS survey. Further disruptions of major economies by the…..
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