IdentityMind teams with Acuant to offer additional identity services
IdentityMind to offer Acuant’s identity and document verification services through its platform as part of new partnership.
Cybersecurity firms Bloombase and nCipher sign partnership to make the cloud just a little...
Two cybersecurity ventures are teaming up to make the cloud just a little safer whilst boosting businesses’ regulatory compliance.
Epiphany teams with Kaleyra to launch Italy’s first open banking hub
Digital banking solution builder Epiphany and mobile messaging solution for banks Kaleyra have launched Italy’s first open banking hub.
Bank of Lithuania reveals guidelines on security token offerings
The Bank of Lithuania has issued guidelines on security token offerings to improve regularity clarity and improve protections for investors.
Neotas and University of Essex team up to fight financial crimes
London-based Neotas, a developer of online due diligence solutions for the financial services sector, and the University of Essex have partnered up to innovate new ways to prevent financial crimes and mitigate risk.
Wirecard has asked KPMG to audit its accounting practices after facing fraud allegations
German payments company Wirecard is wrestling with fraud allegations after an expose in the Financial Times. It has now enlisted the services of KPMG to go over its accounting practices.
European and Australian regulators agree to collaborate to bring about greater equivalence
Two financial market regulators in the EU and in Australia have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding Australian benchmarks.
Malaysian officials consider harsher punishments against hackers and companies failing to protect customers’ data
Hack attacks are on the rise in Malaysia. Now the country’s lawmakers are considering taking off the kid gloves towards both criminals and the companies neglecting to protect their clients.
Customers were unable to access Microsoft Azure after facing multi-factor authentication issues
On Friday, Microsoft confirmed that several of its users had been locked out of their services because of an unknown glitch in its multi-factor authentication solution.
Why have the complaints received by the FCA increased?
New figures from the UK’s top financial market regulator reveals more people have complained the number of complained jumped from 3.91 million in the last six months of 2018 to 4.29 million in the first half of 2019.
