What Compliance Officers Should Plan for in 2027

From state disparate impact laws and plaintiff class actions to narrower exam scope and AI governance, Ncontracts VP of Compliance Stephanie Lyon joins Rafael DeLeon to explain why federal deregulation has not lightened the compliance workload. She covers what examiners still prioritize, how states and attorneys general are filling the gap, and the six items compliance officers should put on their 2027 planning list.

In this episode, you will learn

What Changed for Compliance Officers From January to Now?

1:00
What Changed for Compliance Officers From January to Now?
Did Deregulation Bring Compliance Teams Any Relief?

3:30
Did Deregulation Bring Compliance Teams Any Relief?
How Are States and Attorneys General Filling the Federal Gap?

8:30
How Are States and Attorneys General Filling the Federal Gap?
What Made Compliance Hardest in 2026?

13:00
What Made Compliance Hardest in 2026?
How Are Compliance Teams Getting More Risk-Based, and What Are Examiners Watching?

16:00
How Are Compliance Teams Getting More Risk-Based, and What Are Examiners Watching?
How Should Financial Organizations Approach AI in Compliance?

21:00
How Should Financial Organizations Approach AI in Compliance?
What Belongs on a Compliance Officer’s 2027 Planning List?

27:00
What Belongs on a Compliance Officer’s 2027 Planning List?

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What Compliance Officers Should Plan for in 2027

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