Regulatory Compliance and Surveillance

What Surveillance Leaders in Asia Pacific Are Really Grappling With Right Now

What Surveillance Leaders in Asia Pacific Are Really Grappling With Right Nowby: Emily WrightPublished on: 28/04/2026

Insights from the 1LoD Surveillance Leaders Network in Singapore and Hong Kong: AI deployment, operating models, and cross-product surveillance gaps in 2026.

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What Surveillance Leaders in Asia Pacific Are Really Grappling With Right Now

The Safetrac Scandal: A Wake-Up Call for Ethical Employee Surveillance

The Safetrac Scandal: A Wake-Up Call for Ethical Employee Surveillanceby: Emily WrightPublished on: 03/09/2025

The Safetrac surveillance scandal shows what happens when employee monitoring goes wrong. Here I share my insights on how an ethical framework separates legitimate business surveillance from privacy invasion and some practical guidance for any organisation considering employee monitoring.

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The Safetrac Scandal: A Wake-Up Call for Ethical Employee Surveillance

Trade Surveillance and AI

Trade Surveillance and AIby: Emily WrightPublished on: 17/06/2025

AI has revolutionised communications surveillance, but trade surveillance lags behind despite ideal conditions, creating a puzzling divide in financial services innovation.

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Trade Surveillance and AI

A Turning Point

A Turning Pointby: Emily WrightPublished 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
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