This week, I have a special five-part podcast series sponsored by Verint on the Future of Communication in Financial Compliance. My guest in this series is Phil Fry, VP and GTM of Financial Compliance Strategy at Verint. Over this series, we will take a deep dive into the current status of communications in financial institutions, how to be or not be compliant, analysis and insight into the area, and how to avoid accentuating the negative and the human element in compliance. In this fifth and final podcast, we look down the road of financial institution communications compliance. Phil Fry, the VP and General Manager of Financial Compliance Strategies at Verint, brings over forty years of experience in the financial compliance industry and a deep understanding of the challenges financial firms face in adhering to regulations amidst evolving communication modes. He has a rich background in supporting a global trading floor, giving him a unique perspective on data loss and compliance challenges. His perspective on “human-centric compliance in the era of AI and digitalization” is shaped by his belief in focusing on individuals and their communications rather than separate communication tools. He advocates for strategic alignment between vendors, compliance teams, and technology, emphasizing the need for data completeness, integrity, and control in compliance communications platforms. Fry sees the potential of generative AI and machine learning in simplifying compliance processes but also acknowledges the complexity of managing and monitoring policies in the digital age. Join Tom Fox and Phil Fry as they delve deeper into these topics on this final episode of the Future of Communication podcast. Key Highlights: The Importance of Individual Communication in Compliance Creating a Sustainable Compliance Environment with Technology Leveraging Technology for Streamlined Compliance Resources: Phil Fry on LinkedIn For More Information check out Verint.