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RegTech Forum 2026 - Panel: Navigating a more fragmented global banking landscape
As geopolitical pressures intensify and regulatory requirements diverge across jurisdictions, global banks face growing challenges in managing cross-border compliance. The Navigating a More Fragmented Global Banking Landscape panel explored how financial institutions can respond to this complexity by building more flexible regulatory infrastructure, strengthening data foundations and balancing global consistency
RegTech Forum 2026 - Panel: Staying future-proof - Basel 3.1, FRTB, IReF and future regulatory change
As regulatory requirements continue to evolve, financial institutions must prepare for more than the next implementation deadline. Basel 3.1, the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) and the Integrated Reporting Framework (IReF) reflect the ongoing need for firms to adapt their data, systems and reporting processes. The Staying
RegTech Forum 2026 - Fireside chat: How to use the best tool for the job
As financial institutions explore new ways to improve efficiency and modernise regulatory reporting, choosing the right technology for the task has become increasingly important. The How to Use the Best Tool for the Job panel examined how automation and artificial intelligence can deliver meaningful benefits, while highlighting the importance of
RegTech Forum 2026 - Panel: Living in a world of constant regulatory change
As financial institutions navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment, adapting to evolving requirements across jurisdictions remains a significant challenge. The Living in a World of Constant Regulatory Change panel explored how firms can manage regulatory divergence, strengthen data governance and modernise reporting processes while balancing compliance obligations with operational efficiency
RegTech Forum 2026 - Panel: Building trust in AI
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in financial services, building trust in its use is essential. The Building Trust in AI panel explored how organisations can realise the benefits of AI while ensuring its deployment remains safe, responsible and reliable. The discussion highlighted the importance of strong governance, high-quality data
Thresholds on autopilot: what the PRA's CP13/26 means for regulatory reporting
On the 7th October 2026, the PRA published Consultation Paper 13/26 (CP13/26), "Updating regulatory thresholds: An autopilot approach". It proposes that 128 thresholds across banking, insurance and credit unions are updated automatically, in line with UK nominal GDP, every five years. The day before, Federal Reserve
Agentic AI for Regulatory Reporting: From Data to Decision-Making
In conjuction with PwC, Suade publish whitepaper covering Agentic AI and Data Standardisation in Regulatory Reporting. Download the whitepaper to learn more.
Basel 3.1 is final: how UK banks can build Basel‑ready regulatory reporting by 2027
How Suade helps UK banks get Basel 3.1‑ready by 1 January 2027
How IReF, BIRD and AI-ready data standards will reshape regulatory reporting
How Suade can support banks' transition from siloed reporting to an integrated, reusable data model supporting IReF and related obligations.
How Suade uses AI to make regulatory reporting faster and more reliable
How Suade uses AI to make regulatory reporting faster and more reliable