16/07/2026
The compliance calendar is being dismantled - not by deregulation, but by design!
Quarterly returns. Annual ICT audits. Scheduled reviews.
In 2026, regulators from Brussels to Singapore, London to Riyadh are retiring this rhythm in favour of something considerably more demanding: oversight that never sleeps.
This isn't a future-state ambition. It's active policy, right now:
β DORA's Register of Information has moved compliance evidence from spreadsheets to machine-readable, continuously validated data
β The ECB's Next-Level Supervision programme is in 2026 implementation, redirecting Joint Supervisory Teams toward emerging risk
β IOSCO's first-ever SupTech Survey (June 2026, 49 authorities, 75%+ of global securities market value) confirms SupTech has moved from experimentation to institutional priority
β RBI Says's MuleHunter.AIβ’ is live across 26 banks, with fraud detection embedded into supervisory visibility rather than sampled after the fact
β The first TLPT cycle for insurers and pension funds under DORA lands in Q2 2026
The question for regulators, policymakers, and institutions is no longer whether this transformation happens. It's how well it's done.
Vol. 4 of The IRIS Lens - "From Periodic Assessment to Real-Time, Continuous Compliance" - maps it end to end:
π Cover Story - The Always-On Supervisor: How oversight is being rebuilt for a real-time world
π Global Regulatory Trends- Key 2026 Regulatory & Supervisory Announcements
π SupTech Pulse - How central banks, securities regulators, pension supervisors, and business registries are each writing their own chapter
π Industry Voice - Rahul Dhamne, Head of Consulting at IRIS RegTech, on why explainable AI compliance is no longer optional
π IRIS Spotlight - Inside IRIS RegAI, now live: clause-level validation, explainable findings, continuous oversight
Read it here β https://irisregtech.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/IRIS-Newsletter-Vol4.pdf?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=socialnewsletterfb_1607