Six regulatory technology firms have merged to form a single brand, ComplyMAP Group. The companies involved include Complyport, MAP S.Platis, MAP FinTech, Quadprime, MAP RMS, and MAPiTek.
Integration and Service Expansion
As part of the integration, Quadprime, MAP RMS, and MAPiTek have been incorporated into Complyport. The merger expands services in operational resilience, cybersecurity, and prudential regulation across the UK, European Union, and UAE.
ComplyMAP Group now offers governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) services, RegTech solutions, AI-powered tools, and cyber resilience support.
Leadership Appointments
Key executives from Quadprime and MAP RMS have taken roles in Complyport’s expanded divisions. Pantelis Angelides will lead Cyber Risk and Resilience Management services, while Panayiotis Antoniou and Panagiotis Vassiliades will oversee Prudential and Risk Management Services.
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Greg Gregoriades joins as Managing Director of ICT Solutions, and Harri Petrou has been appointed Chief Operating Officer.
Brand and Market Positioning
The group retains Complyport’s castle logo, now representing the combined entity. The merger positions ComplyMAP Group as a single global partner for compliance and regulatory technology services, providing local and international expertise.
RegTech Adoption Accelerates with AI and Blockchain Solutions
Artificial Intelligence and blockchain are increasingly applied in the regulatory technology sector, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. These technologies assist financial institutions in managing complex compliance and risk requirements, processing large datasets, monitoring transactions, and maintaining secure, transparent records.
AI supports data analysis, pattern recognition, and automation of routine compliance tasks, while blockchain provides immutable transaction records and facilitates processes such as KYC and AML checks.
Combining both technologies can enhance efficiency and oversight, though adoption faces challenges including regulatory uncertainty, infrastructure investment, data privacy, and interoperability. Collaborative frameworks and ongoing development are key to effective implementation.