Will the UK remain a leading RegTech hotbed after Brexit?
The UK may have been the European RegTech leader for years, but the question is if this could change because of Brexit.
Theta Lake unveils 17a-4 compliant archiving tool for collaboration platforms
Theta Lake, the RegTech company, has announced the industry’s first free SEC Rule 17a-4 compliant archive designed for collaboration platforms such as RingCentral, Microsoft...
Six FinTech and cybersecurity companies you missed at the Cyber & FinTech Summit
The threat landscape around financial services is ever-evolving. Fortunately, many companies are looking to make it safe to do business.
Top EU regulator is thinking about making financial market rules simpler and want to...
The EU’s Market in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR) is a complicated piece of legislation, but it might soon become easier to comply to.
11 women changing the US RegTech industry you need to know about right now
The US is spearheading the RegTech revolution. So why not find out more about the women leading the charge?
InsurTech Zego secures French broker licence to avoid Brexit fallout
French regulator ORIAS has given London-based InsurTech Zego a French insurance broker licence.
ESMA warns that Brexit and the US-China trade war are still causing a lot...
Massive geopolitical events continue to stir up a lot of financial market volatility, according to the EU’s leading financial markets watchdog.
Theta Lake’s new video explains how it works with Red Box to ensure compliance...
The EU has slammed financial firms with a heavy regulatory burden to manage their calls better. That is where Theta Lake’s latest collaboration can help.
ESMA has offered clarification about MiFID II
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has clarified how investors should be protected under the Market in Financial Instruments Directive and Regulation (MiFID II/ MiFIR).
bunq makes fun of N26’s decision to pull out of the UK because of...
German challenger bank N26 is going to cancel its UK operations, blaming the Brexit regulatory uncertainty for the decision. Now, a Dutch competitor is making fun of it.