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90% of US consumers want added security measures on mobile transactions, study finds

A study from Entersekt has found 90 per cent of US consumers value additional security measures when completing mobile transactions.

Mastercard acquires Ethoca to improve payment fraud protections

Mastercard has acquired Ethoca, a company helping merchants and card issuers to identify and resolve fraud in digital commerce.

PRA, FCA host first forum on Climate Financial Risk

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and FCA have held the first Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF), which aims to improve responses to the financial risks from climate change.

Around 48% of SMBs believe they are too small for fraud attacks, study finds

Around 48 per cent of small and medium-sized businesses believe they are too small to be a target for fraudsters, a report from Emailage...

encompass, IHS Markit partner to reduce KYC data gathering times

Automated KYC developer encompass has signed a deal with IHS Markit to reduce times to complete KYC data gathering by 30 per cent.

UK to stay in SEPA following a no-deal Brexit

The European Payments Council Board has accepted an application which will enable UK Payment Service Providers to continue in the Single Euro Payment Area (SEPA) schemes.

Malta Financial Services Authority partners with CipherTrace for crypto monitoring

Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has formed a partnership with CipherTrace to regulate and monitor virtual asset businesses and cryptocurrencies.

Bank of England, FCA sign MoU with EIOPA for the event of a no...

The Bank of England and FCA have formed a memorandum of understanding with European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and EU insurance supervisors.

FCA study finds scale of cryptoasset harm might not be as high as expected

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released new research around UK consumer attitudes around cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Ether.

NatWest said to be planning pilot for biometric debit card

UK bank NatWest is reportedly looking to launch a test pilot for biometric fingerprint debit cards for 200 customers.

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