In this episode of The Compliance 911 Show, Dean and Len discuss the key regulatory and compliance trends expected in 2025. While a Republican-controlled government may signal potential regulatory easing, changes will take time to materialize, making 2025 a pivotal and costly year for compliance. Key areas of focus include anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulations, with FinCEN pushing for stricter reporting requirements and global efforts to standardize compliance. AI-powered compliance tools, blockchain, and cybersecurity are also highlighted as both opportunities and risks, with new regulations likely addressing AI bias and data protection concerns. Additionally, banks must enhance third-party risk management and brace for increased scrutiny in consumer protection, digital banking, and financial inclusion efforts, particularly with changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and Section 1071. The discussion underscores the importance of staying ahead of regulatory shifts to navigate an evolving financial landscape.
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