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Business & Accountancy Daily: Fragmented controls raise financial crime risk for firms
Recently featured in Business & Accountancy Daily, Joe Norburn, CEO at Recordsure, highlights that financial crime risk is being amplified by fragmented oversight and disconnected controls. As fraud, scams and money laundering become more complex and interconnected, many firms continue to manage risk across multiple

European Business Magazine: Financial crime needs a team sport approach
Recently featured in European Business Magazine, Joe Norburn, CEO at Recordsure, highlights that financial crime is no longer a siloed compliance issue but a system-wide risk. As fraud, scams and money laundering become increasingly interconnected, firms are still responding through fragmented operating models, with responsibility

A-team insight: AI in financial services where the real challenges are starting to emerge
Recordsure have been featured in A-Team Insight, exploring how AI adoption in financial services is entering a more complex and demanding phase. While AI is now embedded across areas such as onboarding, fraud detection and customer interaction, the article highlights that the real challenge is no longer adoption but

IFA: The FCA’s Consumer Duty challenge is changing shape
Recently featured in the IFA Magazine, Joe Norburn, CEO at TCC Group (TCC, Recordsure and Momenta) , outlines how the FCA’s expectations under the Consumer Duty are evolving, with a clear shift towards evidencing customer outcomes rather than simply reporting on implementation progress. As firms enter a more mature

European Business Magazine: Finance Is Scaling AI Fast — Now It Has to Prove It’s Under Control
Recently featured in European Business Magazine, Joe Norburn, CEO at TCC Group (TCC, Recordsure and Momenta) says financial services firms are rapidly adopting AI across core operations, driven by efficiency and commercial pressure rather than regulatory certainty. While regulators such as the FCA support innovation, firms are increasingly expected

Connected intelligence, compounding risk: Rethinking agentic AI
The Networking+ explores how the rise of agentic AI is exposing weaknesses in how organisations design connected systems. While AI agents can coordinate across platforms, their reliance on natural language and layered decision-making can introduce inconsistency and hidden failure points. As models interact, small errors





