2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study Webinar Series

Drawing on findings from the 2026 StarCompliance Global Compliance Benchmark Study, this series examines the challenges facing financial institutions and the strategies leading firms are using to build more connected, scalable, and resilient compliance programs.

Product Spotlight: Prediction Markets Monitoring with Star + Kalshi

Join StarCompliance and Kalshi for an in-depth discussion on the evolving prediction markets landscape and the compliance challenges firms must address as adoption accelerates.

Whistleblowing in the US: What Market Participants Need to Know

Join Star and Kroll for guidance on how to meet whistleblowing requirements outlined in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Part 1: The Convergence of HR, Ethics & Compliance

An interactive chat with compliance practitioners from State Street and Citibank, discussing the converging lines between HR, Ethics & Compliance.

FAR Decoded: Key Insights & Strategies for Success

An interactive chat with Gilbert + Tobin’s financial services expert, Silvana Wood to discuss FAR & how you can prepare!

IAF Made Simple: Your Roadmap to Compliance Success

Watch for an engaging fireside chat with expert advice, valuable insights, & best practices on crafting a successful roadmap for IAF!

Product Spotlight Series

Star’s next-generation platform delivers the data, technology, and actionable insights you need.

Navigating Global Transformation: 2016-2024

This marked the beginning of extreme global transformation that would push compliance teams to navigate unprecedented challenges.

Joining Forces for Regulatory Reform: 2009-2015

Following nine years of uncertainty and instability across financial services, 2009-2015 brought new regulations and rebounding markets.

Change Agents & Early Adopters: 1999-2008

As the Glass-Steagall Act was repealed in the United States, technologies were created to address the demand in employee compliance regulations.

Product Spotlight: Political Contributions

For financial services and corporations, every political contribution should matter.