FCA to introduce ‘regulatory nursery’ to boost FinTech oversight
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed it will launch a ‘regulatory nursery’ for new FinTech companies in autumn of this year.
Perception Point eyes growth acceleration following $28m Series B
Israel-based email and collaboration security company Perception Point has raised $28m from a Series B funding round.
AppOmni scores $40m in its Series B round
AppOmni, a SaaS security management platform, has closed its Series B round on $40m to help it fuel its growing global demand.
IntellectEU launches AI platform to bolster wealth management personalisation
Belgian IT company IntellectEU has introduced VELMA – an AI platform that allows financial advisors to offer ‘hyper-personalisation’ in the wealth management sector.
Why SMEs need to worry about the threat of cyberattacks
As the world treads towards an increasingly digitised ecosystem, cyber threats and online fraud is not uncommon and no one is immune to them but SMEs may not be aware of the devastating consequences of a cyberattack, according to KYND.
How can banks and insurance companies prepare for the new normal in remote working?
Covid-19 changed the world, but now firms must focus on the next set of challenges, such as how to reimagine customer onboarding in a more remote and mobile world.
Passwordless security company HYPR scores $35m in its Series C round
HYPR, which aims to remove the need of passwords whilst maintaining security, has closed its Series C funding round on $35m.
Ed Broking is the latest member of the KYND Broker Programme
Cyber risk management solution developer KYND has named Ed Broking, a global (re)insurance broker, as the latest member of its growing KYND Broker Programme.
Dispersion Holdings eye AQSE market floatation
DeFi enterprise Dispersion Holdings is planning to apple for admission of its shares to trading on the Access segment of Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market (AQSE) in London.
FICO survey highlights evolving identity theft challenges in the online age
A survey by data analytics company FICO has found up to 4% of UK consumers believe their identity has been stolen online.
