Banks and financial institutions face growing regulatory pressure, evolving standards, and increasing complexity in documenting customer interactions. At the same time, new technologies like AI and cloud solutions are transforming how compliance is implemented across the finance industry.
This blog hub provides practical insights into how compliance teams can meet regulatory obligations while embracing innovation.
Banks must document customer interactions in full compliance with financial regulations. AI-based solutions help analyze conversations, detect violations, and structure relevant information — automatically and across all channels. Our blog articles show how financial institutions use Recording Insights and the AI Policy Engine to meet regulations such as MiFID II, Dodd-Frank, and FCA — efficiently and with full transparency.
Regulatory requirements for banks and financial services providers are as diverse as the markets in which they operate. While international compliance regulations such as MiFID II and GDPR apply across regions, national regulations like the UK’s FCA standards or Australia’s RG 271 are becoming increasingly relevant. Meanwhile, challenges such as data retention and omnichannel customer communications continue to grow in importance.
The security of communication recordings is not just a matter of data privacy for financial institutions — it is a regulatory obligation. MiFID II, Dodd-Frank, and other financial regulations require the complete, secure, and tamper-proof storage and archiving of customer interactions. While cloud technologies offer flexibility and scalability, financial organizations must ensure their data is protected according to the highest security standards. Geo-redundant storage, end-to-end encryption, and granular access control are essential to meet compliance requirements and prevent data manipulation.
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