“While 75% of sovereign wealth funds use some form of compliance technology, adoption of advanced tools remains low,” the report stated. “These findings underscore the growing pressure on sovereign wealth funds to navigate regulatory complexity while managing emerging digital and geopolitical risks,” the report, “Compliance in Context: Governance Structure and Risk Priorities in Sovereign Wealth Funds,” stated. To catch up with the times, the report suggested sovereign funds expand their use of regulatory change management and AI-driven compliance tools. The report also covered other compliance issues faced by sovereign wealth funds, such as limited communications between their compliance operations and C-suite executives. Related Stories:Future Fund CIO Leaves for Abu Dhabi Strategy RoleIFSWF Admits New Members Among its Global Sovereign Wealth Fund NetworkTrump Signs Executive Order to Establish US Sovereign Wealth FundTags: compliance, International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds, Sovereign Wealth Fund