Research and Trends

2025 reshaped the global compliance and financial crime landscape, AI-driven fraud, identity manipulation, stricter regulatory actions, and new AML/KYC obligations. In this webinar, QKS compliance and FinCrime analysts break down the biggest shifts of 2025 and present clear, data-backed predictions for 2026 across fraud management, AML, KYC, sanctions screening, and regulatory risk. If you are responsible for risk, compliance, AML, fraud prevention, banking operations, or regulatory strategy, this session will help you stay ahead of what’s coming. Register now for exclusive insights into the year ahead. Register Here: https://qksgroup.com/events-webinars/financial-crime-and-compliance-outlook-2026-reviewing-2025-and-predictions-for-the-year-ahead What to Expect This session offers a research-driven outlook into how financial institutions can strengthen resilience and readiness amid regulatory evolution and technological disruption. You will learn: 2025 in Review...

In today’s data-driven financial landscape, assessing credit risk has evolved far beyond traditional scoring and manual evaluations. Organizations now rely on Credit Risk Technology Solutions to automate, analyze, and predict creditworthiness with accuracy, speed, and transparency. These solutions have become the backbone of risk management strategies, helping lenders and financial institutions make more confident decisions while minimizing exposure to default and fraud. What Are Credit Risk Technology Solutions? Credit Risk Technology Solutions are advanced platforms that leverage AI, analytics, automation, and data integration to evaluate the probability of credit default and manage risk throughout the customer lifecycle. They combine data science with real-time monitoring tools to assess credit portfolios, optimize lending processes, and align decision-making with regulatory frameworks. Key capabilities include: Predictive risk modeling using AI and ML algorithms Autom...

  Contact Center as a Service research includes a detailed analysis of global market dynamics, major trends, vendor landscape, and competitive positioning. The study provides a competitive analysis and ranking of the leading Contact Center as a Service vendors in the market. The study provides strategic information for users to evaluate different vendor capabilities, competitive differentiators, and market positions. The research includes detailed competition analysis and vendor evaluation with the proprietary SPARK Matrix analysis. The SPARK Matrix includes ranking and positioning of the leading Contact Center as a Service vendors with a global impact, including - This study mainly includes an analysis of the following key vendors: 8X8, Alvaria, Amazon Web Service, Avaya, Bright Pattern, Cisco, CloudTalk, Content Guru, C-Zentrix, DialPad, Enghouse Interactive, EvolveIP, Five9, Genesys, Glia, Lifesize, LiveVox, NICE, Odigo, Puzzel, TalkDesk, Telia ACE, Twilio, and Vonage. "Ha...