Global Regulatory Technology Market to grow at 25.4% CAGR till 2023


“RegTech- the new Fintech is disrupting the regulatory landscape by providing advanced technological solutions to meet the growing demand for compliance across the financial industry”.

Market Insights

The global market for regulatory technology is expected to grow with a high CAGR of 25.4% to reach a valuation of $ 7,201.1 million by the year 2023. The compliance management system is expected to increase significantly, owing to risk reduction in anti-money laundering, KYC, Basel III, and Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive. The focus of the banking industry is to implement data protection rules and strictly stick to the government policies, in order to monitor transparency in financial transactions.

The RegTech also offers attractive returns on investment with cost cutting measures. For instance, the Dutch bank Rabobank has used RegTech for risk management which has considerably reduced the compliance time. The regulatory sandbox approach is also a booming sector in RegTech, where the sandbox is a virtual platform that is created to test new processes, products, services, or technologies before using these in reality.

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Recent News:

In October 2018, Thomson Reuters has signed an agreement to acquire the Integration Point, an international leader in Global Trade Management (GTM) operations. This acquisition will help the company in achieving its ONESOURCE global tax compliance operations and will expand the product portfolio to software and cloud-based offerings.

In June 2017, IBM has developed a new Watson-powered RegTech software for helping the financial services organisations in managing their increasing compliance responsibilities. This software has been developed for helping advisors and financial professionals in better understanding the potential financial crimes and regulatory requirements. The software can also help manage financial risks.

           In April 2017, Wolters Kluwer, a global information services company has acquired Tagetik, a provider of corporate performance management solutions. The acquisition has been done to develop a new business unit called Corporate Performance Solutions to expand the company.

Market Dynamics

Regulatory Technology (RegTech) has primarily being introduced at various points of compliance. They are being used in anticipating potential concerns, like real-time tracking and detection of non-compliant conduct, and for inspecting or creating audit trails. Moreover, this technology helps an organization in saving money and time, and also protects it from regulatory fines. It also helps in decreasing the time required for information assembling to produce reports and also saves money by completing tasks and using one solution across the business.

Regulatory Technology is being generated and configured at a very high speed. By leveraging the extract, transform, and load technology, businesses can remove data sets for an easy data analysis, which allows the company to use this data to achieve multiple objectives. These factors are expected to accelerate the global Regulatory Technology (RegTech) market over the forecast years.

Competitive Intelligence

The companies providing RegTech technology are focusing on the automation of manual processes, data analytics applications, and improvement in data quality. Digitization and automation reduce the costs of the providers and regulators of the financial service industry. The reduction in time required for assembling the information gathered lowers the wastage of time of the employees. These companies work in collaboration with the financial institutions to share the information among them and work smoothly.

The major players operating in the regulatory technology market includes Ayasdi, Abside Smart Financial Technologies, Deloitte, IBM, Accuity, ACTICO, Alto Advisory, Compendor, Cube, Infrasoft Technologies, Jumio, Fenergo, Thomson Reuters, and Wolters Kluwer. Ayasdi is a US-based machine intelligence company that provides software and applications to organizations that are into predictive analytics. For instance, in April 2017, Wolters Kluwer, a company based in Netherlands and a provider of software solutions and services, acquired Tagetik, a provider of corporate performance management, to create a new business unit. The new unit is named as Corporate Performance Solutions.

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