ProMoney forum opened with a discussion moderated by Simona Vosylienė

AI, digital regulation, NIS2, GDPR, service availability, and risk-based compliance took the stage light at this year’s ProMoney Risk & Compliance forum. WALLESS Associate Partner Simona Vosylienė opened the conference by moderating the first discussion together with Liudas Kanapienis, Miglė Petkevičienė, and Eugene Kornilovich.  

Here are the main takeaways that stood out: 

• Innovation moves first – regulation reacts. Instead of trying to control every step, it may be more effective to regulate outcomes.
• Too many rules can limit access. Over-regulation risks pushing clients out of the system – something the UK is already working to balance.
• AI is a tool, not the decision-maker. Technology can scale compliance, but responsibility must stay with people using risk-based judgment.
• NIS2 is a communication task as much as a legal one. If legal, tech, and business teams don’t speak the same language, compliance stays superficial.

Risk and compliance are no longer niche topics – they’re becoming core to sustainable digital growth.