EP 403 - How Can Compliance Drive Trust and Innovation? - Martin Markiewicz and Boon-Hiong Chan

Compliance is often viewed as a necessary burden, something designed to prevent mistakes rather than enable progress. Yet the ideas explored here challenge that assumption by reframing compliance as a potential catalyst for trust, speed, and intelligent growth.In this episode of ATP, Martin Markiewicz, CEO at Silent Eight and Boon-Hiong Chan, Industry Applied Innovation Lead at Deutsche Bank discuss the increasing complexity of today’s regulatory landscape. Diverging rules across markets, strict data-localization requirements, and growing expectations for explainability demand a more thoughtful approach to automation.Some of the topics that Martin and Boon-Hiong covered in detail included:High-velocity organizations treat compliance as part of product design and competitive strategy.Intelligent automation in compliance can flip unit economics, expanding total addressable market and funding growth.Treat compliance AI as an operational risk instrument you continuously tune against policy, appetite, and outcomes.Data localization is a constraint. Architect for local data, global signal: keep sensitive data in-place while exchanging derivatives of truth.Elevate talent from doing the work to governing the work, with tools that surface reasoning, variance, and drift.

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