Regulation stories
Household budgets are set to be reshaped as AI agents steer purchases worth USD $3.35tn by 2030, WARC and PHD say.
Buy-side firms face tighter scrutiny on best execution as Greenwich Dealing adds tools to monitor trading, brokers and compliance across 120 venues.
The specialist title now reaches readers across six countries as demand grows for coverage of power, cooling and AI-driven data centre expansion.
Australian enterprises can now keep AI security data in-country as Salt's Sydney setup meets growing demand for local hosting and compliance.
The move signals a push to win more enterprise spend across the region as businesses reassess software, workflows and AI use.
Trust in AI ethics has slipped in Ireland, leaving more business leaders worried about governance as adoption pressures mount.
Organisations that delay could face costly rushed upgrades as attackers already harvest encrypted data they plan to crack later.
The funding will help Feathery expand software used by more than 300 financial firms to automate workflows and data sharing.
His arrival strengthens BRG's Australian cyber offering as demand rises for breach response and cross-border investigations across Asia-Pacific.
Payment outages and cyber shocks could hit shops and restaurants hard, as 81% of leaders still think resilience spending is enough.
The move gives Chime members a way to invest from the same app they use for banking, with no account minimums and USD $1 entry.
Investor voting and disclosures will now extend to tokenised equities on Alpaca's platform, as Broadridge adds governance controls to the network.
Most UK finance chiefs lack in-house expertise and feel pressure to prove AI returns quickly, despite governance controls lagging behind.
Funding shortages and weak customer demand are limiting UK cybersecurity startups' path to scale, despite a 252% surge in new firms.
Her appointment comes as clients in regulated sectors face mounting pressure to strengthen cyber resilience and meet tougher oversight.
One in five large contractors have missed UK work because supplier documents could not be produced fast enough, a survey found.
Talent shortages and AI adoption are pushing Singapore employers to recruit abroad, with 89% saying they would hire internationally if it were easier.
Tight power supply and scarce industrial sites could slow the capital's push to host more secure cloud and AI facilities.
Banks and insurers are scrambling for scarce regulatory experts as deadlines bite, even after cutting about 8,000 permanent roles this year.
The insurer will use AI to speed reviews of adverts and website copy while keeping human sign-off under FCA Consumer Duty rules.
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