StarCompliance Launches 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study Webinar Series
ROCKVILLE, MD, UNITED STATES, August 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- StarCompliance, a global provider of employee and
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ROCKVILLE, MD, UNITED STATES, August 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — StarCompliance, a global provider of employee and firm compliance technology solutions, announced the launch of its 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study Webinar Series, a three-part virtual program built on findings from the company’s inaugural Global Compliance Benchmark Study.
The company surveyed more than 300 compliance, risk, and technology professionals across financial services for the study, and identified three central shifts across the industry: accelerating artificial intelligence adoption, growing scrutiny of digital assets and prediction markets, and rising pressure on firms to modernize surveillance and information barrier programs.
Benchmark Study Highlights Industry-Wide Shifts
The 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study points to a broader move toward connected compliance ecosystems that unify employee conduct oversight, information barriers, AI governance, workflow management, and evidence generation. Key findings include:
– Artificial Intelligence Adoption: Compliance organizations are moving from AI experimentation toward operational deployment across surveillance and oversight functions.
– Digital Assets and Prediction Markets: New asset classes are introducing insider trading risk, policy gaps, and surveillance requirements that existing compliance frameworks do not fully address.
– Information Barriers: Firms face growing pressure to modernize control room operations as data moves more freely across business functions and jurisdictions.
– Connected Compliance Ecosystems: Organizations are consolidating employee conduct oversight, AI governance, and evidence generation into unified compliance programs.
Three-Part Webinar Series Breaks Down the Data
StarCompliance’s 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study Webinar Series pairs the study’s findings with practitioner guidance across three sessions:
– Webinar One, “AI in Compliance: From Potential to Operational Impact,” streams Aug. 13 at 11 a.m. EST and covers AI adoption strategies, governance considerations, and practices for maximizing return on AI investments in compliance.
– Webinar Two, “New Markets, Same Risk: Compliance Challenges in Digital and Prediction Markets,” streams Sept. 17 at 11 a.m. EST and addresses insider trading risk, policy development, and surveillance requirements tied to digital assets and prediction markets.
– Webinar Three, “Information Barriers Under Pressure: MNPI Governance in a Connected World,” streams Oct. 22 at 11 a.m. EST and examines how organizations are modernizing control room operations, surveillance, and oversight.
Compliance leaders can access the full study findings and register for all three sessions on the StarCompliance blog.
About StarCompliance
StarCompliance is the leading intelligence and automation platform for employee and firm compliance technology solutions. Trusted for over 25 years by leading firms in the financial services community and with users in 120 countries, the StarCompliance Enterprise Platform provides a user-friendly interface that connects people, workflows, and data, delivering AI-enabled technology and actionable insights needed to proactively mitigate risk and monitor conflicts globally. Visit StarCompliance to discover the comprehensive security, explainable intelligence, and unparalleled assurance you need to build a connected culture of compliance today.
Greg Tarmin
StarCompliance
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