Companies

Cybersecurity startup Axonius has closed a $58m Series C funding round just seven months after closing its Series B round in August 2019.

Digital fraud prevention company Signifyd is the latest company to offer free tools and services to help companies cope during the coronavirus pandemic.

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has called for evidence on the availability and use of credit rating information and data. It has done...

With the coronavirus causing havoc with businesses’ operations, compliance company Aqubix believes unprecedented times like these make technology more crucial for the on-going business of due diligence and risk-related industries.

The Australian government has reconsidered the timetable for its FinTech and RegTech committee because of the coronavirus.

Cybersecurity companies continue to be leading the growth of the global RegTech sector when it comes to investment.

From: FinTech Global Despite coronavirus fears, the last week saw a number of FinTech companies raise money. From TierPoint's massive $320m round to Pruvo's $1.1m,...

Investment into Australian FinTech skyrocketed last year, but why has it become so appealing?

While times seem bleak at the moment with the COVID-19 pandemic, some FinTechs are doing their best to help. In tough times, the best way to succeed is to come together and a number of FinTech companies are doing just that, offering their services for free to those helping to tackle the virus or those that have been impacted by it.

Money saving app Chip has been approved by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an authorised payment institution.