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FNA’s CEO, Kimmo Soramäki, recently participated in a Future of Finance Webinar to discuss the “Long Journey to Programmable Compliance”.

 

Kimmo joined Sally Sfeir Tait, (CEO at RegulAItion), Rupert Brown (CTO at Evidology Systems Ltd. ), Francois-Kim Huge (Partner at Deloitte), and Niresh Rajah (Managing Director RegTech Practice at Grant Thornton LLP) for the discussion.

 

Topics for the discussion included: 

  • Mapping the RegTech Universe
  • How much is technology genuinely meeting the needs of regulated firms?
  • Are regulations programmable?
  • And more…

You can watch the webinar here:

 

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