The era of lax oversight for crypto influencers is quickly coming to an end. Regulatory bodies worldwide are intensifying their focus on compliance, and the firms that use influencers as affiliates must take heed as well. For those willing to align with the law, the rewards are clear: trust, credibility,
As the crypto market matures, regulators are stepping in to bring clarity and accountability to the sector. Among these efforts is the Financial Promotions Regime, which sets strict rules on how financial products (including cryptocurrencies) are marketed. We take a look at this regime more closely with Isadora Werneck, Partner
Financial influencers, or ‘finfluencers’, have become pivotal in shaping the market, guiding investor behaviour, driving trends, and even fuelling the rise or fall of projects. However, their growing power comes with significant risks, not just for consumers but also for the firms unwittingly tied to their activities. To explore these
Juggling spreadsheets, chasing email chains, and coordinating with marketing or business development teams—sound familiar? For compliance managers, the process of approving financial promotions (FinProms) often feels like an uphill battle. Whether it’s reviewing investment platform ads or monitoring LinkedIn posts, ensuring every piece meets FCA standards is a
The UK crypto market is experiencing remarkable growth, drawing attention from investors and regulators alike. However, with this expansion comes heightened scrutiny, as regulators aim to ensure consumer protection and uphold financial integrity. FCA issued 1,702 consumer alerts about illegal crypto promotions in the last year alone. Financial promotions
A well-meaning (and slightly wild) business development rep shares a post on LinkedIn; Exciting news! 🎉 Our new investment fund has already seen incredible returns for early investors, and we’re just getting started. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow your portfolio! 🚀 No harm intended—but this
AI in financial compliance has become an exciting new frontier, promising to reduce risks, save time, and streamline the compliance workflow. But as with any new technology, adopting AI can raise concerns, especially for those new to it. Compliance managers exploring AI often encounter myths and fears about complexity, job
If you're a compliance manager, you’re already seeing how AI is reshaping the industry—saving time, reducing risks, and enhancing compliance workflows. And while you don’t need to be an expert in the technology to benefit from solutions like Finspector AI for Financial Promotions Compliance, a
In today’s fast-evolving fintech sector, promoting financial products and services has become more complex than ever. Regulatory scrutiny, shifting consumer behavior, and the rise of digital marketing channels have made financial promotions both a challenge and an opportunity. As fintech companies innovate and grow, they must also adapt to
We know the challenges that managing financial promotions in an evolving landscape can bring. That's why Finspector is designed to help you streamline the approval process, serve consumers better information and avoid potential punishments from the FCA. Here's the 4 key features Finspector provides to help
Marketing and compliance teams are often like two sides of the same coin. Both are crucial to a company’s success, yet they frequently find themselves at odds. Marketing teams thrive on creativity, speed, and pushing campaigns to market, while compliance teams focus on regulation, accuracy, and ensuring everything follows
In the highly regulated world of financial services, managing risks in financial promotions is critical. As compliance and marketing managers know all too well, misrepresentations, missing disclaimers, and inaccurate risk warnings could lead to severe compliance breaches and some hefty financial penalties. With traditional risk management methods already time-consuming and