How Vivox AI is putting AI agents to work in compliance

May 19, 2026

Written by

Vivox AI Founder & CEO Tim Khamzin joined RegTech Analyst to discuss how agentic AI is reshaping financial crime compliance, and why the future of compliance operations lies in trusted, explainable AI agents rather than fragmented tooling. The conversation explores AI governance, auditability, operational scalability and the growing compliance gap facing regulated financial institutions today.

As regulatory complexity continues to increase globally, financial institutions are under growing pressure to scale compliance operations without compromising governance, explainability or audit readiness.

In a new interview with RegTech Analyst, Vivox AI Founder & CEO Tim Khamzin shares how agentic AI can help address the widening compliance gap across AML, KYB and financial crime operations.

‍

The discussion covers:

why traditional compliance tooling is no longer enough
how trusted AI agents can support operational compliance work
governance and explainability in regulated AI environments
the future role of compliance teams in an AI-driven ecosystem

‍

Vivox AI is building regulator-ready AI agents designed for highly regulated financial institution environments across the UK, EU, US and Singapore.

‍

🎥 Watch the full interview:
https://regtechanalyst.com/how-vivox-ai-is-putting-ai-agents-to-work-in-compliance/

‍

Conclusion

As AI adoption accelerates across financial services, the focus is rapidly shifting from experimentation to governance, explainability and operational trust. In this interview, Vivox AI Founder & CEO Tim Khamzin shares how trusted AI agents can help financial institutions scale compliance operations while remaining regulator-ready.

From the blog

The latest industry news, interviews, technologies, and resources.

Six uncomfortable truths about AI in financial crime compliance

What does it take to make AI work in everyday financial crime compliance? Insights from Vivox AI’s private dinner in Dublin explore reliable testing, human judgement, data governance and the practical demands of adoption.

all

October 7, 2026

How Altery Uses Explainable AI to Investigate Complex Ownership Structures

Altery partnered with Vivox AI to make sense of complex ownership structures and move due diligence from hours to minutes. Explainable outputs and a clear audit trail support the team’s investigations, while human judgement remains central to every decision.

all

October 1, 2026

Agentic payments: what financial crime controls need to see

When AI agents make purchases on behalf of customers, a payment can meet every spending limit and still be the result of a manipulated decision. A panel at the Financial Innovation Forum in London explored what this means for consent, identity, fraud and accountability.

all

September 29, 2026