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1st Workshop on Technologies for Regulatory Compliance

Event Dates

Dec 13, 2017 - Dec 13, 2017

Location

Luxembourg

Submission Deadline

Nov 15, 2017

Companies operating internationally or wanting to branch out to other countries and markets, face multiple difficulties to engaging in trade abroad and to localise their products and services to other countries. The management of compliance (i.e. conformance to a set of laws, regulations, policies, or best practices) is one of the key factors of success, and the latest developments in technology enable a new sort of applications that facilitate the management of compliance. In order to develop new regtech products and services to assist lawyers and experts in compliance tasks, a new breed of technologies is necessary using the recent advances in AI. As recently ruled by the German Federal Court of Justice, Compliance Management System can lead to reduction of a fine –eventually only those companies with advanced compliance systems will be able to compete .

This 1st TeReCom workshop welcomes research in technologies for regulatory compliance, specially if using semantic resources or if applying Artificial Intelligence advances. Topics include but are not limited to:

Automatic Regulatory Compliance Systems

Legal text mining systems towards Compliance

Regulatory Enforcement and Inspections

Compliance Risk Management

Technologies for Multilingual or Multijurisdiction Compliance

Alignment of legislation and company workflows towards Compliance

Services and tools for Compliance in specific domains (financial, media, healthcare…)

Automated policy processing and policy-based systems

Automatic processing of International Standards and Legislation

Legal Data Portals and linked data for Compliance

Legal Knowlege Graphs

Regulatory Intelligence

Legal Ontologies, Vocabularies and Thesauri useful for Compliance

Any other user of Artificial Intelligence towards Compliance

We invite researchers to submit their original papers (drafts 4-10 pages, final papers: 8-10 pages, 2400 words) on these themes.