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We identify four of the key trends in risk and compliance in 2022 so far, and explain how Nexis Solutions can help companies to prepare for and mitigate them.

We look at the growing risks to companies from their supply chains, and suggest how they should overcome them by using data and technology to gain supply chain intelligence.

Concerned about the exposures created by exponential increases in data sources and partner vendors? See how banks are unlocking the power and efficiency of AI and big data to steer clear of financial crimes.

Over 100 new Academic Journals from global academic publisher Springer Nature are coming to the Nexis Uni platform.

Multiple use cases highlight the potential big data can have for banks worldwide.

Wondering how to keep up with increasingly difficult regulatory compliance demands? See how banks are using AI and machine learning to streamline processes.

Regulators recommend ongoing due diligence checks on customers, suppliers and other third parties. How can you streamline the process? Find out on our blog.

A picture is worth a thousand words.This saying has survived the test of time for a reason. Images were, after all, the first way that people preserved their experiences for future generations.

The world has embraced hybrid work, but it’s not limited to business organizations. Universities can address new expectations with virtual learning tools from Nexis® Solutions.

Learn about the media intelligence capabilities necessary for ensuring you have an up-to-date and accurate picture of your brand’s reputation.

In April, the U.S. SEC published a risk alert, pointing to potential Due Diligence and compliance challenges for ESG investments. We take a closer look at the key issues.

Doing business with State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) exposes organisations to elevated risk. See why enhanced due diligence is a must when dealing with SOEs

The EU's 6AMLD came into force recently. We assess what it involves and how companies should adapt their due diligence and risk monitoring

The rise of digital influencers has brought a renewed focus to third-party endorsements as a marketing strategy, but the practice goes back further than you think.