Power breakfast equips financial institutions with tools to manage compliance amid regulatory uncertainty and digital transformation
Regulatory compliance experts with Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions will present practical insights for financial institutions on managing challenges amid the current "regulatory storm" of crypto expansion, varying state-level requirements and federal deregulation initiatives. The insights will be shared during a breakfast panel session at the American Bankers Association's 2025 Risk and Compliance Conference. "Storm Chasing: Crypto Cyclones, State-Level Squalls, and the Deregulation Downpour," will take place from 7:30 – 8:15 AM ET on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.
Participants in this panel discussion from Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions include Thomas Grundy, Director, U.S. Advisory Services; Kris Stewart, Senior Director, Product Management; and Elaine Duffus, Senior Specialized Consultant, Compliance Program Management.
"The 2025 regulatory landscape presents unprecedented complexity: while federal deregulation gains momentum, state-level enforcement intensifies, creating a patchwork of compliance requirements," explains Thomas Grundy. "As banks remain in a collective holding pattern, our session provides the strategic foresight needed to prepare for whatever lies ahead."
Wolters Kluwer will also host an exclusive rooftop reception at Cannonball Lounge on Tuesday, June 10 from 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM. The event will gather banking leaders to explore ongoing compliance challenges and how Wolters Kluwer’s AI-first technology solutions can help address them. Attendees will get a first look at Compliance Intelligence, a new solution that leverages trusted expertise and advanced AI to help financial institutions navigate regulatory change and obligation management with confidence.
Conference attendees can access additional Wolters Kluwer resources and schedule meetings with compliance experts through the company's dedicated ABA event hub.
