Complyport UK is proud to be attending and contributing to the CISI Scotland Conference 2026.

As the regulatory landscape undergoes its most significant shift in years, from the enforcement of FCA Consumer Duty and Non-Financial Misconduct rules to the rise of AI governance, operational resilience and financial crime oversight, this flagship conference brings together Scotland’s leading compliance practitioners, wealth managers, risk directors and operations leads.

Join the Complyport team on-site to explore how firms can transform complex regulatory mandates into sustainable, competitive business strategies.

What Will Be Discussed

The conference programme is packed with high-impact, expert-led sessions addressing the most pressing issues facing financial services in 2026:

• Compliance in the Age of AI & Tech Governance: Keeping control, maintaining data integrity and establishing effective supervisory frameworks in a world of rapid technological innovation.
• Consumer Duty: Beyond Implementation: Moving past initial compliance to build a long-term competitive advantage, prove fair value and evidence meaningful customer outcomes.
• Lessons from Enforcement & Litigation: Deep dives into real-world investigations, regulatory interventions and enforcement cases to understand where internal controls break down.
• People, Behaviour & Cultural Risk: Examining how non-financial misconduct, psychological safety and internal communication influence regulatory outcomes and “Fit and Proper” assessments.
• The Future of Compliance Leadership: How compliance roles are evolving from rule monitoring to strategic business oversight and board-level influence.

Complyport Panel Highlights & Thought Leadership

Look out for Complyport’s experts taking the stage alongside industry peers:

• Panel Feature: Compliance vs Reality: managing operational pressure in financial planning firms.

Connect with the Complyport Team

Throughout the event, our senior advisory team will be available at our exhibition stand to discuss your firm’s specific regulatory challenges.