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StarCompliance has appointed Bill Chatterton as chief financial officer and Alan Knepfer as chief revenue officer, whilst promoting Lauren St. Amand to chief marketing officer and David Strauss to general counsel. The leadership changes support the company's growth driven by demand for employee compliance, digital asset oversight, and AI-enabled solutions. Chatterton brings over 20 years of experience in private equity-backed software companies, previously serving as CFO at Get Well. Knepfer, with more than 25 years in financial services and compliance markets, will oversee global revenue strategy. He previously held the position of chief revenue officer at Salus GRC and sales leadership roles at Nasdaq. St. Amand joined StarCompliance in 2022, whilst Strauss has been with the firm for eight years.

StarCompliance unveils checklist for bank compliance teams. July 1, 2026 Bank compliance teams are being tested by a regulatory environment that is shifting faster than many can keep pace with. Artificial intelligence governance, operational resilience, digital assets, sanctions regimes and tightening accountability requirements are converging at once, and firms are under mounting pressure to show stronger oversight, quicker responses and more effective risk management than in previous cycles. Regulators are no longer satisfied with compliance functions that simply tick boxes. Increasingly, they expect these teams to act as strategic partners to the wider business, underpinned by connected data systems, robust governance frameworks and outcomes that can be clearly demonstrated rather than merely asserted. To help compliance leaders gauge how prepared their organisations actually are, RegTech provider StarCompliance has developed the Global Bank Compliance Checklist. The resource is designed as a practical tool that allows banks to pinpoint gaps in their existing frameworks, tighten controls and get ahead of regulatory expectations that continue to evolve. The checklist covers a broad sweep of areas that compliance leaders are currently grappling with. It allows firms to assess governance and accountability frameworks across the organisation, and to evaluate how well they are overseeing AI tools, compliance technology and data management. It also provides a structure for reviewing monitoring, surveillance and risk management practices, while helping teams identify emerging risks tied to digital assets, ESG and operational resilience. Beyond risk identification, the checklist is also aimed at strengthening regulatory reporting, documentation and audit preparedness, giving compliance functions a clearer route to proving their programmes are effective rather than simply compliant on paper. For banks under pressure to modernise their compliance infrastructure while satisfying an expanding list of regulatory demands, the checklist offers a structured starting point. StarCompliance is positioning the download as a way for institutions to take a more deliberate approach to strengthening regulatory readiness across their compliance programmes, rather than reacting piecemeal to each new requirement as it emerges. Enjoying the stories? Investors. The following investor(s) were tagged in this article.

StarCompliance has partnered with Kalshi to launch the financial industry's first enterprise-grade compliance solution for monitoring employee participation across prediction markets. The system extends surveillance to both off-chain and on-chain prediction market activity within a centralised platform. The solution addresses growing risks as employees can potentially profit from material non-public information through prediction markets, an area traditional compliance programmes don't adequately cover. Features include automated surveillance, configurable alerts, centralised case management and monitoring of trading patterns and work-hour activity. Founded in 2018, Kalshi is the world's largest prediction market. StarCompliance, operating for over 25 years, serves financial services firms across 120 countries. The partnership aims to provide oversight as prediction market regulations and institutional adoption evolve.