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ESMA has suspended 352 instruments for breaching EU trading rules under MiFID II

The EU's securities markets regulator has reported 46 new breaches to the double volume cap (DVC) thresholds, bringing the total to 352 instruments having been suspended.

Cytrust and NortonLifeLock team up to protect Latin American SMEs from cyber criminals

Cyber crime is on the rise in Latin America, but Cytrust and NortonLifeLock hope to do something about it.

Accellion nets $120m in funding from private equity firm

Accellion, a firewall service which secures third-party communications, has netted $120m in a new financing round led by private equity firm Bregal Sagemount.

Cloud security platform Cato Networks secures $77m in funding

Cato Networks, a cloud security platform, has closed its funding round on $77m which was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Okera collects $15m in its funding round as it looks to boost sales efforts

Okera, a secure data platform, has collected $15m in its funding round as it looks to expand its engineering, sales and marketing efforts.

SafetyCulture raises $35.5m in Series C round and pledges to help businesses survive COVID-19

Security and compliance tech company SafetyCulture has secured $35.5m in new funding round led by TDM Growth Partners and offers some of its services for free to help companies through the coronavirus crisis.

Why are anti-money laundering practices and background checks so contested among cryptocurrency exchanges?

Customer background checks have again become a hotly debated topic in the cryptocurrency world.

FundRock taps Zeidler’s due diligence services

FundRock, a UCITS management company and alternative investment fund manager, has chosen Zeidler to improve its conduct due diligence.

The UK’s FCA outlines priorities for the next year

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined its business priorities for the year ahead and has put a focus on challenges presented by the coronavirus crisis.

E-commerce fraud to exceed $25bn by 2024

E-commerce merchant losses caused by online payment fraud will exceed $25bn in 2024, a significant jump from the $17bn expected to occur in 2020, according to a study from Juniper Research.

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