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Continuity Announces the Release of ContinuityPlus and Its AI-Enabled InsightsEngineNEW HAVEN, CT – April 14, 2021: Continuity, a leading provider...

Continuity, a leading provider of cloud based risk and compliance management technology has experienced an expansion in new business development over the last several months. The increase is due to several key changes and trends in the marketplace.

Continuity, a leading provider of cloud-based risk and compliance technology for retail financial institutions has announced the addition of VendorRisk, a new vendor management solution. VendorRisk is a state-of-the art, fully featured product which enhances Continuity’s current compliance focused vendor solution by adding the intensity of risk-based vendor management analysis.

Continuity, a provider of risk and compliance management technology, is offering a lifeline to financial institutions, nationwide. More than 100 CEOs and Compliance Officers accept Continuity’s offer to access the company’s regulatory technology, at no cost, to help during the pandemic.

Continuity is a New Haven, Connecticut-based provider of regulatory technology (RegTech) solutions that automate risk and compliance management for the financial services industry. Dollar Associates is a full-service credit union consulting firm headquartered in Birmingham, AL and will consult with Continuity on regulatory issues to help enhance their successful cloud-based program for the credit union industry.

The leader in Compliance Change Management and Enterprise Risk Solutions Enters 2020 with Significant Momentum and a Focus on Continued Growth.

The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) and Marcum LLP announced Continuity, a provider of Risk and Compliance Management Technology for financial institutions, has made the Marcum Tech Top 40 (TT40) list of fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut.

Continuity’s Regulatory Operations Center® (ROC) has released the third quarter 2019 Banking Compliance Index™ (BCI), revealing a 41% increase in the overall level of effort required by financial institutions to keep up with regulatory change. Hours consumed in change efforts jumped 46% from the second quarter. When comparing this year to Q3 2018, effort is up 28%, and hours consumed by regulatory change management and implementations are a whopping 85% higher than this time last year.