19 FinTech funding rounds from the last week that you better not have missed
From cybersecurity unicorn Snyk's $200m funding round to payment service provider startup Mollie's €90m new cash injection, the last week was full of FinTechs completing funding rounds.
This is what the FCA wants firms to consider when closing ATMs
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalised its expectation for firms when they consider closing branches or ATMs, or converting a free-to-use ATM to pay-to-use.
Hungarian startup PeasyPay vying Spanish and British expansion
PeasyPay, a bieometric-based payment company, is looking to expand its reach from its native Hungry to Spain, Slovenia and the UK.
ICO reopens its regulatory sandbox
The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has reopened its regulatory sandbox to help companies develop new products by using personal data in a safe way.
FCA says it will learn from Covid-19 as it publishes annual results
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its annual report, adding that it will learn from the lessons of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
CSS acquires AMFINE to launch end-to-end-enabled compliance reporting platform
RegTech100 company Compliance Solutions Strategies (CSS) has acquired AMFINE, a provider of SaaS-based regulatory reporting services to European asset managers, asset servicers and insurers.
Pcysys has secured $25m Series B funding to keep developing its cybersecurity offering
Cybersecurity startup Pcysys has closed a $25m Series B funding round led by Insight Partners to expand internationally and to keep developing its software.
Zwipe secures $10.63m in post-IPO raise
Biometric-enabled payment company Zwipe has raised NOK96m ($10.63m) in a post-IPO round to fuel the further development of its service well into 2021.
Identity verification platform Sumsub raises $6m in Series A round
Sumsub, an identity verification platform, has bagged $6m in a Series A round led by financial trading software provider MetaQuotes.
Snyk bags $200m in new funding round led by Addition
Having joined the unicorn club earlier this year, cybersecurity venture Snyk has added another $200m to its coffers in a new funding round.
