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 X Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Research Report A roadmap for the adoption of ISSB Standards Mar 2025 - This report explores key regulatory and legislative considerations for effective adoption of ISSB Standards. A roadmap for the adoption of ISSB Standards Research Report City statistics briefing Mar 2025 - The City Statistics briefing looks at the City of London's role as a global business hub for financial and related professional services. City statistics briefing Research Report Delivering Government missions using impact-led VC and PE Mar 2025 - How can we boost economic growth, build a future-ready NHS, and make Britain a clean energy superpower? Delivering Government missions using impact-led VC and PE Thought Piece Capital Markets Union 3.0? Feb 2025 - The latest in our series from Brussels looks at 10 years of Capital Markets Union, and what to expect in the future. Capital Markets Union 3.0?