InsiderList wins shortlist award for Best Use of Regtech

InsiderList, a pioneering RegTech firm, has been honoured with a shortlist award for the Best Use of RegTech at the renowned Banking Tech Awards hosted by Fintech Futures. InsiderList's award is significant as the only startup in the category competing against other large incumbents including Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan.

Fintech Futures' Banking Tech Awards honor achievement and innovation in the use of information technology in financial services around the world, as well as the individuals who make it happen.

It's platform is designed to simplify the entire process for Market Abuse Regulations (MAR) reporting to a single point-and-click interface, automating the complex requirements with sophisticated tools, secure storage, and allowing instant digital signatures.

Reflecting on this achievement, Rob McCombie, Founder and CEO of InsiderList, said:

"We are delighted to have been shortlisted for this award, which demonstrates the ability of InsiderList to solve complex regulatory problems for our clients."

This recognition is a testament to InsiderList's dedication to simplifying regulatory compliance processes through advanced, innovative technology. The company continues to disrupt the RegTech landscape with its sophisticated solutions, establishing itself as a distinguished player in the industry.

For more information about InsiderList and its award-winning solution, visit www.insiderlist.com.

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ABOUT INSIDERLIST

InsiderList is a leading software provider of compliance solutions for Market Abuse Regulation reporting.

Its platform allows issuers, advisers, and administrators to automate their entire insider list management, with a simple and intuitive dashboard, 360o real time workflow visibility, complete audit trails, and 1-click industry standard reporting.

Enhanced features such as guided compliance wizards, automatic reminders, and digital signatures, allow users to save significant time and cost whilst improving regulatory reporting standards.

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