Posted: 16 Apr 2021 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back Innovative technologies provided by the UK RegTech industry can help financial services to better meet their regulatory obligations. Our research investigates the current state of play for UK RegTech, examining the opportunities and challenges to the future growth and success of the industry. Regulation now penetrates to the core of all financial institutions whether they focus on insurance, banking or asset management. The City of London Corporation, in partnership with RegTech Associates, has undertaken research to understand the opportunities and challenges for this emerging sector. In this new report, we recommend a set of measures to further support the sector to grow and thrive, adding value to the broader financial services sector and the UK economy. The UK has long been recognised globally as a thought leader in financial regulation, so it is no surprise that both the Financial Conduct Authority and the Bank of England have been proactive in their approach to technology innovation. Catherine McGuinness Policy Chair of the City of London Corporation Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Multimedia Green Horizon Perspectives: Unlocking Transition Jul 2021 - This inaugural 90-minute virtual event celebrated the United States re-joining the Paris Agreement and the sense of global optimism brought about by their renewed commitment to the climate crisis. Green Horizon Perspectives: Unlocking Transition Research Report Championing sustainable finance: the UK's global offer Jul 2021 - Learn more about how the UK's sustainable finance ecosystem can help the world to mobilise and scale up sustainable finance Championing sustainable finance: the UK's global offer Thought Piece Mobilising private capital to reach net zero Jun 2021 - The Energy Transitions Commission estimates that US$1-2 trillion (1%-1.5% of global GDP) a year is needed to achieve net zero by 2050. With COP26 in Glasgow approaching, the UK has an opportunity to show leadership in financing the transition to net zero. Mobilising private capital to reach net zero Case Study Sero: on a mission to decarbonise the UK's building stock Jun 2021 - Through partnerships with developers, housebuilders and landlords, Sero builds and retro fits zero carbon homes using its own proprietary technology. We spoke to James Williams, CEO at Sero, about the company's expansion plans and how the net zero ambitions of the Welsh government have kickstarted its early growth. Sero: on a mission to decarbonise the UK's building stock