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Deduce secures $10m Series A to support the launch of its Insights tool

Deduce, a cybersecurity platform powered by real-time identity network data, has closed its Series A round on $10m.

FCA proposes changes to climate-related disclosures

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority proposes the introduction of climate-related disclosure rules for the most prominent listed commercial companies in December 2020.

FinTech unicorn Chainalysis doubles its valuation in just a few months

Chainalysis, a blockchain data platform, has closed its Series E round on $100m to bring its valuation to $4.2bn, just months after it was valued at $2bn in its Series D.

CMA warns Monzo and NatWest over banking transaction history breaches

The UK's competition watchdog Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued a warning to Monzo, NatWest Group, Virgin Money and Bank of Ireland after they breached a rule requiring...

More depth needed to protect against cyberattacks, US Attorney General claims

US Attorney General Merrick Garland has said the country’s private industry needs to enact better safeguards to avoid consequences in the event of a cyberattack.

Illumio bolsters unicorn status with Thoma Bravo-backed $225m Series F

Cybersecurity company Illumio has grown its valuation to $2.75bn after it raked in $225m in a Series F funding round.

HKMA unveils new guide to aid banks with RegTech solution implementation

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has introduced a Regtech Adoption Practice Guide that aims to offer banks with guidance on how to implement RegTech solutions.

European Banking Authority issues guidance on ESG risks

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has issued new guidance for financial institutions to bolster plans for ESG-related risks.

Brazilian healthcare firm Grupo Fleury suffers significant ransomware attack

Sao Paulo-based medical diagnostics company Grupo Fleury has revealed it has suffered a ransomware attack that has led to it taking its systems offline.

ESMA proposes changes to supervisory fees

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has released technical advice to the European Commission on the supervisory fees charged to credit rating agencies (CRAs).

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