Braithwate - Specialist Advisors in Financial Services

RegPass.ai has been named to the 2026 RegTech100, recognising it as one of the world’s most innovative RegTech companies. The platform uses explainable AI to turn constant regulatory change into clear, actionable, and auditable workflows—helping compliance, risk, and legal teams move faster with confidence.

12 December 2025

12 November 2025

Technology is reshaping financial supervision and regulatory compliance

12 November 2025

Global financial regulation is more complex than ever. This article explores how RegTech—AI, automation, and data analytics—is reshaping supervision, reducing compliance costs, and giving firms real-time control across jurisdictions.

12 November 2025

20 October 2025

Progressing fund tokenisation: Inside the FCA’s new consultation on digital funds

20 October 2025

The FCA’s consultation paper CP25/28 outlines a new phase in fund tokenisation, enabling authorised funds to use distributed ledger technology. This consultation could redefine how UK asset managers operate — creating faster, safer, and more transparent markets.

20 October 2025

14 October 2025

RegPass.ai wins “Best AI Solution for Regulatory Horizon Scanning” at the A‑Team Group AI in Capital Markets 2025 Awards

14 October 2025

RegPass.ai was named Best AI Solution for Regulatory Horizon Scanning at the A‑Team Group AI in Capital Markets 2025 Awards. From the first alert to audit sign‑off, we help compliance teams cut through the noise with explainable, auditable AI.

14 October 2025

2 October 2025

Fintech opportunities in the UK: Why the country remains a fintech destination

2 October 2025

The UK remains one of the world’s top fintech destinations, combining pro-innovation reforms, deep capital markets, and international partnerships. With Mansion House reforms, new sandbox initiatives, and cross-border alignment with the US and Singapore, the UK is laying the foundations to cement its leadership as a global fintech hub by 2035.

2 October 2025

24 September 2025

Navigating regulatory sandboxes: A practical guide for fintech innovators

24 September 2025

Regulatory sandboxes give fintechs the chance to test innovative products in a controlled environment, under regulator supervision. This article compares sandbox frameworks across Europe, Singapore, and Nigeria—highlighting who can apply, how they work, and why they matter for firms bringing new ideas to market.

24 September 2025

12 September 2025

Project Crypto & the Crypto Sprint: A practical roadmap for the US crypto market

12 September 2025

The SEC’s Project Crypto and the CFTC’s Crypto Sprint mark a turning point in U.S. crypto regulation. By adopting a technology-neutral, activity-based framework, regulators aim to simplify oversight, reduce compliance costs, and provide clarity within 12–18 months. This coordinated approach balances innovation with investor protection, creating new opportunities for exchanges, brokers, and stablecoin issuers.

12 September 2025

29 August 2025

Cross-border AI Compliance in Finance: What to expect across US, EU and China

29 August 2025

From credit scoring to robo-advice, artificial intelligence is transforming financial services. But each jurisdiction—US, EU, and China—brings different regulatory expectations. In this blog, we break down the core AI rules, highlight financial sector implications, and offer practical guidance for firms navigating compliance and licensing across borders.

29 August 2025

14 August 2025

Navigating global crypto regulations: A comparison of key regimes for fintech expansion

14 August 2025

Five crypto regimes at a glance—scope, applicability and prudential takeaways to guide cross-border fintech growth.

14 August 2025

7 August 2025

Spotlight: MiCA CASP licence

7 August 2025

The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) has introduced a harmonised EU-wide licensing regime for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), now in full effect as of 30 December 2024. This article outlines what the CASP licence covers, key authorisation requirements, and strategic considerations for firms applying under MiCA. It also highlights how existing licences—whether in the EU or other jurisdictions—can be leveraged for a faster path to compliance, and how transitional provisions may support early market access.

7 August 2025