Compliance: From obligation to business value

Compliance: From obligation to business value Complaints by banks over ever more onerous compliance obligations are well rehearsed and frequently expressed with feeling. Banks often saw compliance primarily as a defensive function: a department regarded as something of a potential adversary, necessary only to satisfy regulators, avoid fines and prevent reputational damage. Compliance

By |2026-06-22T10:46:36+00:00June 17th, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on Compliance: From obligation to business value

ESG in Europe on hold despite transatlantic divide

ESG in Europe on hold despite transatlantic divide A slew of high‑profile mandate withdrawals from US asset managers points to a growing rift with European investors over ESG. Yet this has done little to revive ESG momentum in Europe, where policy initiatives remain largely on hold. Sustainable investing has become something of a

By |2026-06-22T10:49:16+00:00June 10th, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Learning Insights, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on ESG in Europe on hold despite transatlantic divide

Iran war upends commodities market

Iran war upends commodities market The old assumption that commodities markets were primarily driven by supply, demand and economic growth has been overtaken by events. Perhaps like never before, the Iran war has underlined that commodities are geopolitical assets. The initial market reaction to the Iran conflict was predictable. Crude oil prices surged

By |2026-06-22T10:49:21+00:00June 3rd, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Learning Insights, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on Iran war upends commodities market

AI governance and compliance in banking

AI governance and compliance in banking Bank compliance: Rising regulatory expectations Compliance in the age of AI Artificial intelligence is transforming banking at pace. It might be thought that AI’s proven ability to generate significant efficiencies across a range of departments would apply equally to compliance; that AI’s capabilities might make up for

By |2026-06-22T10:47:49+00:00May 25th, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on AI governance and compliance in banking

Bank compliance: Rising regulatory expectations

Bank compliance: Rising regulatory expectations Bank compliance: Rising regulatory expectations Veteran bankers will remember a time when the compliance department was viewed as something of an irritation, and its pronouncements treated more as recommendations than as diktats. Those days are emphatically over. Bank regulators now expect compliance capability to operate as a core

By |2026-06-22T10:47:58+00:00May 20th, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on Bank compliance: Rising regulatory expectations

The uncomfortable truth about skills in financial services

The uncomfortable truth about skills in financial services The gap no one is really talking about There is no shortage of investment in skills across financial services right now. Firms are rolling out AI tools across functions, building out learning programs, and putting real effort into capability development. If you looked at it

By |2026-06-22T10:48:15+00:00May 12th, 2026|Corporate Learning, Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on The uncomfortable truth about skills in financial services

Markets attempt to look through Iran conflict – For Now

Markets attempt to look through Iran conflict – For now Market sentiment has oscillated sharply in response to developments in the Arabian Gulf, but recent price action suggests investors are increasingly willing to look through the immediate shock. Having been down roughly 9% earlier in the year, the S&P 500 has recovered most

By |2026-06-03T09:58:22+00:00April 24th, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Learning Insights, Regulation and Compliance, Risk|Comments Off on Markets attempt to look through Iran conflict – For Now

Investors exit private credit

Investors exit private credit After more than a decade of uninterrupted growth, the private credit market is facing its first major contraction. Recent weeks have seen a rush to exit the asset class, prompting several fund managers to "gate" redemptions – a move only likely to further erode investor confidence. The primary catalyst for

By |2026-06-22T10:48:34+00:00April 22nd, 2026|Finance, Intuition Finance Digest, Learning Insights, Regulation and Compliance, Risk|Comments Off on Investors exit private credit

Intuition launches editorial & communications services

Intuition launches editorial and communications services New offering supports financial institutions with specialist content and messaging expertise Financial services firms often find external communications challenging, partly because regulatory requirements and product complexity mean content needs careful handling, and many internal teams don't have the resources or specialist expertise to produce material consistently. At the

By |2026-06-22T08:35:20+00:00February 5th, 2026|Compliance, Finance, Press Release, Regulation and Compliance|Comments Off on Intuition launches editorial & communications services

US deregulation poses dilemma elsewhere

US deregulation poses dilemma elsewhere Since returning to office, US President Donald Trump and his administration have embarked on a campaign of wholesale deregulation in areas related to banking and finance. These measures have far-reaching and profound implications across the sector and for jurisdictions elsewhere. The US deregulation drive has industry-wide and global

By |2026-06-22T08:35:33+00:00January 26th, 2026|Intuition Finance Digest, Regulation and Compliance, Risk|Comments Off on US deregulation poses dilemma elsewhere
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