JWG's RegTech Newsletter - Edition 17
PJ Di Giammarino
Independent FS RegTech authority and global standards advocate
US regulators telegraphed their discontent well but we were quite shocked to see 16 firms fined for $2,000,000,000 this week.
Could this wake-up call finally spur industry collaboration to fill the gaping hole left by regulators on #tradesurveilance policies and reference technology stacks? Tough talk from the public sector says the era of evasive practices is over but legal, culture and RegTech experts disagreed in RegCast Episode 15: Accountability RegTech in Ireland 2024.
JWG is proud to announce that we have 20 experts confirmed for 10 fantastic panels our 7th Annual RegTech virtual conference on 9-10 November. There are may updates to come, but you can take a sneak peak at the agenda here and listen to a short intro here.
Infrastructure risk: Operational resilience, third party risk and technology governance remain in the headlines. Key updates:
Join JWG's LinkedIn digital group?for all the latest news and gossip?here.
Digital Regulatory Reporting: 2024 rewrite implementation dates are firming up and we are pushing to get Derivatives DRR off the drawing boards and into production. Next meetings:
Join JWG's LinkedIn reporting group?for all the latest news and gossip?here.
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Financial Crime: The UK's new Economic Crime Act is out and helping us sharpen the RegTech problem statements which we will discuss at our annual conference:
One click registration for access to our June seminar here Join JWG's LinkedIn AML group?for all the latest news and gossip?here
Digital Assets & Trading: We are researching overlaps between TradFi trading rule changes and digital asset standards.?For more:
Join?JWG's RegTech year 7: Digitally-native?annual virtual conference agenda for 9?& 10?November 2022?here
On-demand for 6 months to registrants.
Contact?[email protected]?for more information.
Compliance and Risk Management Executive
2 年"It’s time for Wall Street to stop waiting for an enforcement action before they change their practices." says the CFTC. If only that were true.