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The European Commission publishes guidance on free flow of non-personal data

The European Commission has published guidance on the free flow of non-personal data.

Integrating biometrics is becoming more crucial for firms, with regulators driving adoption

Regulators have been critical for the adoption of improved verification technology such as biometrics, according to Ashim Banerjee, CEO at IDMission.

Bain Capital eyes $1bn cyber, enterprise software fund to fill gap between VC, buyout...

Global private equity heavyweight Bain Capital is reportedly eyeing up to $1bn for a new fund targeting cybsecurity and enterprise software, with plans to expand to fintech and other areas in the future.

ESMA updates Q&A for MiFID II and MiFIR

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated its questions and answers on the implementation of investor protection topics under MiFID II and MiFIR.

Plaid launches into UK market, with sights set on Europe expansion

US-based open banking platform Plaid has launched its services into the UK, with plans to deploy across the rest of Europe. The company has released...

OneLogin partners with Atlas Identity for improved identity services

OneLogin, a unified access management company, has formed a partnership with Atlas Identity to provide clients with a unified access management solution.

ThreatLocker to supply cybersecurity tools to ConnectWise under new deal

ThreatLocker, a provider of endpoint security services, will provide ConnectWise with its cybersecurity tools as part of new deal.

Accel-KKR sets sights on $2.55bn for Fund VI

Accel-KKR is looking to raise up to $2.55bn for its latest flagship fund, Accel-KKR Capital Partners VI. The tech-focused firm has yet to register any capital...

FCA extends deadline for notifications for temporary permissions regime

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has extended the deadline for notifications of the temporary permissions regime (TPR) until 30 October 2019.

Deutsche Bank reportedly fails to report suspicious transactions involving Donald Trump

Deutsche Bank has come under fire for failing to inform federal financial crime watchdogs in regard to suspicious transactions involving Donald Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.

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