Survey Report: What’s Keeping Compliance Leaders Up at Night?
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Resolver2025-02-05T04:18:00
Regulatory changes in the U.S. and Europe are moving at dizzying speed, and often in opposite ideological directions.
In a recent Compliance Week and Resolver survey of compliance professionals, a third of respondents indicated that managing regulatory change is their top challenge. However, only one in five respondents reported their firms are addressing the problem proactively. The survey also indicated that compliance teams at financial services firms had different concerns, with horizon scanning for future regulatory changes being their top issue.
In this report, you will:
- Benchmark your compliance program’s handling of regulatory change against your peers
- Learn how other compliance teams are using AI tools to support their program
- Learn which internal departments are best positioned to collaborate with compliance on regulatory change
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