Regulatory Compliance and Surveillance

A Turning Point

A Turning PointBy: Emily Wright Published on: 14/04/2025

I recently spent time in London, engaging in thought-provoking roundtable discussions about the latest trends in surveillance, the challenges facing conduct and culture agendas in financial services, and numerous one-on-one coffee meetings that revealed what's truly happening within compliance teams across the city. One topic that has notably evolved since my deep dive last January is voice communications surveillance, particularly the application of AI in this space.

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A Turning Point

For Your Eyes Only: A View to the Future of Surveillance

For Your Eyes Only: A View to the Future of SurveillanceBy: Emily Wright Published on: 18/12/2024

This is the finale of our 5-article GRIP series, where we conclude with a guardedly optimistic view of surveillance's future.

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For Your Eyes Only: A View to the Future of Surveillance

To me, culture is all around... (that is as painful as Billy Mack's 'Christmas is All Around,' but I'm committed now!)

To me, culture is all around...  (that is as painful as Billy Mack's 'Christmas is All Around,' but I'm committed now!)By: Emily Wright Published on: 18/12/2024

Yes, I'm going full Love Actually here - 'tis the season after all! 🎄

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To me, culture is all around...  (that is as painful as Billy Mack's 'Christmas is All Around,' but I'm committed now!)

When reality doesn't match the narrative

When reality doesn't match the narrativeBy: Emily Wright Published on: 17/12/2024

The Big Short brilliantly captured how institutional behaviour can diverge from stated principles. In this article we explore the gap between institutional rhetoric and reality in financial services.

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When reality doesn't match the narrative
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