FinregE named ‘RegTech Company of the Year’ at Fintech Awards London 2026

FinregE, The End-to-End Regulatory Operating System, has been named RegTech Company of the Year at the prestigious Fintech Awards London 2026.  

The highly competitive awards are independently judged and organised by The FinTech Times, celebrating the companies driving scale, resilience and innovation across the industry.  

“Technical infrastructure and regulatory automation fields saw substantial validation. FinregE took home the RegTech Company of the Year trophy for its automated regulatory compliance and policy mapping software,” the editors noted. “The quality of entries this year has been exceptional. We are seeing London-founded companies not just competing, but setting the global standard for what a mature, regulated and profitable fintech ecosystem looks like.”  

The accolade reflects how FinregE empowers regulated firms to move beyond fragmented, reactive compliance processes, towards a more connected, traceable and operational model for managing regulatory change.  

“I would like to thank the judges for this honour, which reflects not only our team’s hard work but the strength of the relationships we’ve built with the firms we serve,” noted Rohini Gupta, CEO of FinregE. “As the global regulatory landscape becomes increasingly fragmented and volatile, the need for a sophisticated, end-to-end regulatory operating system has never been more urgent. We are proud to deliver the infrastructure that transforms regulations from a burden into a competitive advantage, providing our clients with the clarity, control, and confidence required to navigate an uncertain future.” 

Founded by compliance and technology experts in 2018, with strategic investment from Moody’s Corporation in 2026, FinregE’s clients include banks, insurance firms, asset managers, payment companies, corporates and regulators. Following on from inclusion in the RegTech100 2026, the victory further validates the technical rigor underpinning FinregE, with clients harnessing the company’s AI native technology to manage implementation through governed workflows, maintaining audit-ready evidence in one connected system.  

“The pace at which we operate is incredible, and our AI and its implementation are world-class, proven not in theory, but through real-life projects delivering measurable results for the firms we serve,” said Amit Madahar, Chief Technology Officer of FinregE. “We are not simply keeping pace with changing regulations, we are helping organisations transform their internal systems and processes. This award reflects that transformational impact.”