Key Takeaways
• Cube has launched a new global HQ and AI Centre of Excellence in Tower 42, City of London.
• The company has doubled its revenue, workforce, and geographic footprint within the past year.
• Its RegBrain AI Lab aims to use artificial intelligence to streamline compliance and regulatory change management.
• The firm plans to create 200 new jobs, with at least half expected to be UK-based.
Cube Opens AI-Powered Global HQ in London Amid Explosive Growth
Cube, a leading global regulatory technology (RegTech) company, has officially opened its new global headquarters at Tower 42 in the City of London, unveiling its flagship RegBrain AI Lab as part of a broader investment in artificial intelligence and compliance innovation. The announcement follows a year of rapid expansion, during which Cube reported doubling its revenue, workforce, and international presence.
This strategic move positions London as the center of Cube’s innovation efforts and signals a strong commitment to scaling artificial intelligence in regulatory change management for financial services.
A Strategic Investment in AI and Human Capital
Cube’s new headquarters represents a multi-million-pound investment in both infrastructure and talent. The centerpiece of this expansion is the RegBrain AI Lab, a facility dedicated to advancing the role of AI in compliance and risk management.
• RegBrain AI Lab will lead Cube’s AI-driven research in regulatory intelligence
• The company has pledged to create 200 new jobs within the next year
• Approximately 50% of these roles are expected to be based in the United Kingdom
Cube’s RegBrain AI Lab is designed to support its growing client base by integrating machine learning to track, interpret, and respond to global regulatory changes.
The facility is complemented by RegTheatre and RegCinema, innovative collaboration spaces that aim to bring compliance professionals, regulators, and partners into more interactive environments.
Rapid Growth Backed by Strategic Acquisitions and Investment
Founded in 2011, Cube provides Automated Regulatory Intelligence (ARI) and Regulatory Change Management (RCM) solutions to financial institutions worldwide.
The company’s recent growth has been bolstered by a strategic partnership with Hg, a leading investor in transatlantic software and services businesses.
• Revenue increased by over 200% in the past 12 months
• Cube now serves more than 1,000 global customers
• The workforce has expanded to 700 employees across 20 countries
In addition to organic growth, Cube has completed the acquisition of three U.S.-based regulatory intelligence companies in the last year, further solidifying its position as a global leader in the RegTech space.
Executive Vision: London as a Hub for Compliance Innovation
Cube’s Founder and CEO, Ben Richmond, highlighted the strategic importance of the London location during the HQ’s launch event, which was attended by the Lord Mayor of London.
“We chose an iconic City of London location for our new global headquarters as we believe it’s the perfect place to continue Cube’s growth. London is unquestionably a world-class tech hub and a global leader for AI and innovation.”
“We want to reimagine the future of work and how we collaborate with customers, which is why we created a space that fosters partnership and drives continuous technological innovation.”
Broader Industry Implications
Cube’s expansion reflects a growing trend across financial services: the shift from manual, reactive compliance practices to AI-enhanced, proactive regulatory intelligence.
With increasing global regulatory complexity, firms face mounting pressure to modernize their compliance infrastructure.
• The AI-driven approach may enable faster response to regulatory changes
• Mid-market firms could benefit from Cube’s scalable solutions like RegPlatform Intel
• The move reinforces the UK’s ambition to lead in fintech and AI post-Brexit
Cube’s new HQ is more than a physical expansion—it’s a signal to the financial world that regulatory technology is no longer a niche concern.
With artificial intelligence now integrated into its compliance architecture, Cube is positioning itself at the forefront of global regulatory transformation.
As regulators continue to evolve policies and expectations, and AI reshapes how institutions manage risk, the success of ventures like Cube’s RegBrain AI Lab will likely serve as a barometer for the broader adoption of intelligent compliance frameworks in the years ahead.
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