We’re excited to share that RegASK has been featured once again in The Wall Street Journal’s Morning Risk Report, with insights pulled directly from our 2026 State of Regulatory Affairs and Compliance Report. Seeing our research highlighted in one of the most trusted sources for global risk and compliance news reinforces the impact of the work we do, and the urgency of the challenges regulatory teams are facing today.
What the WSJ Highlighted
In the Nov. edition of The Morning Risk Report: U.S. Investigators Probe Exec Facing Fraud Allegations From BlackRock’s HPS, WSJ included a key finding from our 2026 report:
“37% Percentage of senior business leaders who said their organization missed at least one regulatory requirement in the past year, according to a survey by software firm RegASK”
This data point reflects one of the most pressing realities uncovered in our research: organizations are struggling to keep up with fast-moving regulatory changes, and the cost of falling behind is getting higher each year.
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The WSJ spotlight underscores a broader trend we’re seeing across industries:
- Regulatory requirements are evolving faster than traditional systems and processes can handle.
- Human-only workflows aren’t enough to manage global complexity at the speed business now operates.
- Missed requirements translate into real operational, financial, and reputational risk, often far exceeding what teams initially estimate.
RegASK 2026 State of Regulatory Affairs and Compliance Report shows just how widespread these challenges have become and why regulatory agility, powered by AI-driven intelligence and automated workflows, is shifting from “nice to have” to “mission-critical.”
Read full article at The Wall Street Journal
