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New research finds that asset managers and hedge funds rely upon manual systems for now, but may soon be investing in regtech.
Despite nearly a decade of intense regulatory reforms, many financial services firms appear to have a “high level of dependence on manual processes” for regulatory compliance, according to a new survey from market research and advisory firm Aite Group and governance, risk and compliance services provider Cordium. This reliance makes securities firms more vulnerable to...
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