McAfee founder faces fraud charges for alleged $23m ICO scheme
John McAfee, the founder of cybersecurity company McAfee, is facing criminal charges after the Securities and Exchange Commission accused him of having failed to be transparent about being paid to promote initial coin offerings.
NatWest uses Featurespace’s tech to fight financial fraud
Crime prevention software developer Featurespace has been enlisted by NatWest to protect the bank's customers against fraud.
Eclypsium capitalises on 2,000% annual recurring revenue growth with the close of new round
Device security company Eclypsium has received $13m in an oversubscribed funding round, coming after a 2,000% increase to its annual recurring revenue.
MAP FinTech deepens partnership with UnaVista
Leading regulatory reporting provider MAP FinTech and UnaVista, part of London Stock Exchange Group, have expanded their strategic collaboration for EMIR Trade Repository Services.
What does the 27 FinTech funding rounds from last week tell you about the...
Over the past seven days we have reported on 27 big FinTech deals. So why not take a closer look at what they mean for the industry.
Threat modelling platform IriusRisk scores $6.7m in funding
Threat modelling platform IriusRisk has closed its Series A round on $6.7m as it looks to bolster its marketing in the US, UK and Europe.
Denmark-based LogPoint said to close $30m Series B
Danish cybersecurity startup LogPoint has reportedly collected $30m for its Series B, which will support the company’s next growth phase.
How the role of the chief risk officer is changing
The role of the chief risk officer is changing for good. It will not come as a surprise to many that technology will help this change, but there are other factors at play, including a merger with the chief financial officer.
Netwrix closes majority investment from private equity firm TA Associates
Netwrix, a cybersecurity company that has a goal of making data security simple, has received a majority investment from private equity firm TA Associates.
FCA responds to ESMA assessment of financial trade reporting post-Brexit
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a new assessment of British trading venues to see how well they can keep trading after Brexit. Now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a response.
