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In the increasingly regulated financial landscape, the repercussions of non-compliance in capital markets surveillance are severe. The risks posed to a firm’s financial health, reputation, and operational efficiency can be catastrophic. However, with the right strategies, compliance doesn’t have to be a burdensome cost center. Instead, it can be transformed into a strategic revenue generator. […]
As financial markets and regulatory environments continue to evolve at a rapid pace, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. At b-next, we are committed to leveraging the latest technologies to meet these challenges head-on. Christian, our CTO, provides valuable insights into how b-next is harnessing advanced tools to redefine compliance and risk management. How […]
In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, institutions face the challenge of adapting to constantly changing regulatory requirements. Many organizations rely on multiple compliance tools to manage these demands. While this approach might seem effective initially, using several systems often incurs hidden costs and leads to inefficiencies. These costs can significantly impact operational efficiency and financial […]
Please introduce yourself and provide some background on your professional journey leading up to your role as Chief Growth Officer. I’ve been involved in the sales and marketing of high-value technology for almost thirty years. My career has spanned work in telecoms, biometrics, security, and for the past eight years, fintech. My focus has always […]
The energy market is constantly evolving, and with it, the regulations that govern it. REMIT II introduces significant enhancements to market oversight, reporting requirements, and enforcement powers to ensure transparency and integrity in energy markets. Here’s a closer look at the key changes from REMIT I to REMIT II that you should be aware of: […]
Last month, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) proposed to allow investment managers to once again ‘bundle’ payments for third-party research and broker fees, reversing a key part of the EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (“MiFID II”). This proposal provides buy-side firms more flexibility on how they can purchase investment research. This move shows […]