StarCompliance Releases Inaugural 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study

Global research reveals increasing compliance complexity, accelerating AI adoption, and a growing shift toward connected oversight Rockville, MD – July 14, 2026 –  StarCompliance (Star), a leading provider…

The Future of SMCR: Why Accountability Matters More Than Ever

The UK’s Senior Managers & Certification Regime (SMCR) is entering its next phase of evolution.

StarCompliance Strengthens Executive Leadership Team to Support Growth and Product Innovation

Expanded leadership reflects rising demand for AI-powered compliance, digital asset oversight, and emerging risk solutions  Rockville, MD – July 8, 2026 – StarCompliance (Star), a leading provider of employee…

Growing Without Losing Control

Four Lessons from Industry Leaders on Building Compliance That Scales  One of the most interesting conversations I’ve had recently was an International Compliance Association…

Cross-Border Stablecoin Supervision Has Arrived

What the NYDFS-EBA Agreement Means for Financial Services Firms On June 2, 2026, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) and the…

Prediction Markets Are Entering the Enforcement Era

What the CFTC’s latest actions mean for insider trading, market integrity, and financial services firms On June 10, 2026, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission…

StarCompliance and Kalshi Launch First Enterprise-Grade Global Prediction Market Compliance Solution

New offering extends surveillance and oversight across off-chain and on-chain prediction market activity for financial services firms  Rockville, MD – June 17, 2026 – StarCompliance (Star), a leading…

Prediction Markets, Wire Fraud, and the Compliance Blind Spot Firms Can No Longer Ignore

  For many financial services firms, the conversation around prediction markets has focused primarily on whether these products fall under securities laws, commodities regulations,…

Trade Reconciliation 101: Why It’s Crucial for Financial Accuracy

Too often, trade reconciliation and surveillance is treated as a back-office function; but for compliance teams, it’s a frontline defense.