News & Insights

News & Insights

Practical analysis on regulatory change, compliance program design, AI governance, and the business of doing compliance well. Written by the people doing the work.

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AML/BSA8 min read

What the 2026 BSA/AML exam cycle is signaling to mid-size institutions.

Our read on supervisory priorities emerging from recent enforcement actions, and the three program areas we are prioritizing with clients this quarter.

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Africa Advisory10 min read

Why African VASPs need Western-grade compliance architecture now, not later.

Kenya's VASP Act deadline and the FATF mutual evaluation cycle are forcing functions. The institutions that build compliance credibility first will be the ones that capture institutional capital flows.

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AI Governance7 min read

The five questions every board should ask before approving AI deployment.

AI governance does not start with NIST or the EU AI Act. It starts with accountability. Here are the questions that distinguish programs that hold up from programs that collapse on first scrutiny.

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Fintech6 min read

The partner bank compliance conversation fintech founders keep avoiding.

Your BaaS sponsor bank is not your regulator, but they act like one. What founders need to understand about the compliance relationship before it becomes an existential risk.

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Ethics5 min read

Know ethics, know accountability: the conviction behind Ethixera.

Our founder Victor George on the thesis that shaped the firm, and why "ethics training" as practiced across most of the industry is solving the wrong problem.

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Leadership6 min read

The fractional CCO advantage: when it works, when it does not.

Not every organization needs a full-time Chief Compliance Officer. Here is the honest framework we use with clients to determine when a fractional engagement makes sense.

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