Compliance teams that skip checks on AI-generated outputs are nearly three times as likely to report a regulatory fine against those that don’t.
Surveys & Benchmarking
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AI leaders fear rapid tech deployment is encouraging staff to bypass governance processes
Human compliance risks are a critical weakness in AI governance. According to an EY US report, 47% of AI decision-makers know their organization has bypassed corporate governance processes to deploy AI faster.
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Boards put AI investments at risk due to lack of knowledge and skills, PwC survey finds
Companies risk wasting their AI investments because boards don’t rate the information underpinning the strategy and directors don’t understand how the technology works or creates value.
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Deloitte survey exposes compliance gaps as a third of employees admit using shadow GenAI at work
Nearly a third of generative AI users bring their own GenAI tools to work and use them without their employer’s knowledge, raising important compliance concerns over issues such as cyber risks, copyright and audit trails.
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The State of Third-Party Risk & Integrity Survey
You are invited to participate in a survey on The State of Third-Party Risk & Integrity conducted by ECI Compliance Week and Diligent. Your responses will inform the state of third-party risk and integrity management from a stakeholder perspective. The research will provide the industry understanding of the ways that organizations structure, manage and advance third-party programs.
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Moody’s urges banks to integrate compliance, culture and AI governance to accelerate processes and drive growth
Compliance teams must focus on governance, culture, and “explainability” to help banks thrive using AI in a competitive, complex regulatory environment. A new survey from Moody’s found this is why most banks now embed compliance from a project’s earliest stages, with only 17 percent treating it as a “final approval gate.”
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KPMG report urges CCOs to collaborate and invest to boost operational resilience
Enhanced operational resilience is key to improving responses to interconnected cyber, third-party and regulatory risks, according to KPMG’s 2026 chief ethics and compliance officer survey.
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Six themes from the 2025 Inside the Mind of the CCO survey
Now in its seventh year, Compliance Week’s Inside the Mind (ITM) of the CCO survey found AI governance is the top concern for compliance officers, that salaries are rising, the gender pay gap is persistent, and that the most common reporting line for CCOs in 2025 was to legal/general counsel. This briefing sums up the […]
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U.K. governance professionals rising in influence, survey finds
Governance professionals are increasingly regarded as being more critical to the success of their organizations, according to a recent survey which found that two-thirds of respondents thought the influence of the governance function was growing.
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The Practitioner’s Briefing – Compliance Week National 2026
This Practitioner’s Briefing is crafted as a high-level recap of Compliance Week’s 2026 National Conference, held in Washington, D.C., in May. Whether you were there, or wished to be, this briefing will bring you up to speed. The briefing captures the six themes that pervaded three days of panel discussion and the networking conversations between […]