Ella Olamona

Insurance Executive, REG Technologies

Ella Olamona is an Insurance Executive at REG Technologies, supporting marketing initiatives that connect insurance professionals with emerging trends, technology insights, and industry-focused thought leadership.

With seven years of marketing experience and two years at REG, Ella works across field marketing, event planning, and campaign delivery, helping strengthen engagement with brokers, MGAs, insurers, and wider insurance audiences.

Her work focuses on creating content and marketing activity that supports awareness of evolving compliance challenges, RegTech innovation, and operational best practices within the insurance sector.

Ella regularly contributes to content exploring topics such as AML, MGAs, and the growing role of technology in improving efficiency and oversight across regulated businesses.

Key areas of focus include:

Insurance marketing and field events
RegTech trends and industry developments
AML awareness and compliance communications
MGA engagement and relationship building
Insurance-focused campaigns and thought leadership

Ella brings a commercially aware and industry-focused perspective to insurance marketing and engagement strategy.

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Role
Insurance Executive

Marketing Experience
7 Years

REG Experience
2 Years

Focus
Field Marketing & Events

Insights from Ella Olamona

Insights on RegTech trends, AML developments, MGAs, and the evolving role of marketing within the insurance industry.

How MGAs Can Become More Attractive and Transparent to Capacity Providers

In the insurance market, Managing General Agents (MGAs) are constantly under growing pressure to prove that their businesses are built on strong, scalable foundations. Whether newly established MGA or entering a phase of accelerated growth, securing sustainable capacity remains essential to long-term success within the insurance industry...

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5 RegTech Trends to Watch Out for in 2025/2026

As we enter the final quarter of the year, it's a good moment to reflect on recent developments and prepare for what lies ahead. Regulatory technology (RegTech) continues to prove invaluable when helping firms navigate an extremely complex regulatory environment. Moving forward into 2026, RegTech is evolving beyond automation, and towards intelligent, strategic solutions that embed compliance into day-to-day operations. From Consumer Duty requirements to ESG disclosures and cross-border data regulations, insurers and financial services firms face growing pressure to manage compliance efficiently, proactively, and transparently.

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How AI and Machine Learning are Revolutionising AML

Anti-money laundering (AML) efforts have been pivotal in the global fight against financial crime. Historically, AML practices have depended heavily on manual reviews and rule based monitoring systems. These traditional methods are accurate but often inconvenient and slow, struggling to keep up with the sophisticated techniques used by modern financial criminals. Moreover, they are prone to human error and can lead to significant operational bottlenecks, making it challenging to effectively manage the vast amounts of data that financial institutions handle daily.

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Exploring the Future of RegTech

Regulatory technology (RegTech) is shaping the future of compliance in insurance, with recent discussions highlighting the increasing likelihood of more robust tech processes becoming a regulatory requirement. During a recent REG and Insurance Post webinar, industry experts emphasised the need for advanced digital solutions to keep pace with evolving regulations. As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, RegTech is proving itself not just useful, but essential for insurance companies navigating complex compliance challenges. These advanced tools streamline processes and enhance precision, making them strategic assets for the future to drive long-term resilience, efficiency, and regulatory confidence...

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Empowering Mental Health Initiatives in the Workplace

Every year on October 10th, we observe World Mental Health Day, a moment dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues around the globe and one that encourages worldwide conversation about mental health. In the workplace, where we spend a significant portion of our daily lives, mental health is a critical topic. Addressing mental health not only supports individual employee well-being but also enhances overall organisational health through improved productivity and engagement.

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Behind Every Piece of Technology, There’s a Human

Technology often feels like an unstoppable force, transforming industries, automating processes, and reshaping how we live and work. While these advancements bring incredible opportunities, they also come with some aspects of apprehension. From concerns about job displacement to fears of a faceless, algorithm-driven future, many people view technology with a mix of both excitement and anxiety.

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Enhancing Counterparty Risk Monitoring and Oversight for Life Insurers

The life insurance industry is grappling with increasing regulatory demands and outdated manual processes, both of which make effective counterparty due diligence and oversight hard to uphold. To meet the regulatory requirements from the FCA and PRA, firms operating in the life insurance sector must ensure their operations and counterparty due diligence is constantly a key compliance priority. Managing these challenges with traditional outdated, often manual approaches, is no longer sufficient, and the growing need for sophisticated compliance systems is proving essential to meet the demands of regulatory obligations and enhance compliance...

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Mastering Fair Value: How RegTech Solutions Tackle Fair Value Assessment Challenges

Mastering Fair Value: How RegTech Solutions Tackle Assessment Challenges

As the July 31st deadline for Consumer Duty board reports approaches, effective reporting on assessment processes and positive consumer outcomes has never been more critical. The FCA states that fair value is the biggest challenge under the Consumer Duty, with firms managing diverse product lines and extensive distribution channels encountering heightened difficulties in gathering and processing data. Establishing a robust system capable of continuously requesting, acquiring, and analysing data from any size distribution network is essential for conducting thorough assessments. Those still reliant on emails and spreadsheets, rather than specialised digital solutions, find it challenging to manage these tasks effectively...

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Managing B2B Trading, Legal, and Compliance Risks for Insurers

In an era defined by rapidly evolving financial regulations, the insurance industry stands at a crucial point. Insurers are increasingly confronted with a landscape of regulatory and compliance obligations. These requirements are essential for safeguarding the financial system, yet they present considerable operational challenges...

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