5 Ways AI Reduces Insurance Compliance Risk
Explore how AI is revolutionizing insurance compliance by enhancing monitoring, fraud detection, and reporting, while reducing risks and costs.
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AI vs Manual Compliance Monitoring: Cost Comparison Guide
Explore the cost differences between AI and manual compliance monitoring, focusing on efficiency, scalability, and long-term savings for organizations.
The $100K Regulatory Headache You Can Solve For Free
Get instant 50-state regulatory surveys free and launch products 3x faster
Picture this: 2 AM, 50 tabs open, empty coffee cups, and a spreadsheet. Launching a new financial product in multiple states feels like solving a giant puzzle with different regulatory bodies.
Each survey costs a lot, sometimes hundreds of
How to Automate Regulatory Compliance: A Guide for Banks
Explore how banks can leverage AI and automation to enhance regulatory compliance, reduce costs, and improve accuracy in their processes.
Summary of the FTC's Final Rule on Negative Option Programs (aka Subscriptions)
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has amended its Negative Option Rule, now called the "Rule Concerning Recurring Subscriptions and Other Negative Option Programs." The updates expand the rule’s scope to apply to all forms of negative option programs across all media, aiming to address recurring challenges related
The New Banking Landscape: Populism, Strange Alliances, and an Uncertain Future
The comfortable predictability of banking legislation may be coming to an abrupt end. As Trump prepares for a second term, a surprising political realignment in Washington threatens to upend Wall Street's traditional alliances and expectations.
The New Guard
At the heart of this transformation is an unexpected leadership
Why Presidential Elections Rarely Lead to Drastic Regulatory Changes
When a new president takes office, headlines often trumpet sweeping regulatory changes ahead. Yet, history shows these predictions rarely match reality. From Obama's promised financial reforms to Trump's deregulation agenda, the pace and scope of change typically falls short of expectations.
The Complex Web of Presidential