Mastercard to open its first European cybersecurity centre
Mastercard is building its first European Cyber Resilience Centre, which will help to drive collaboration in the public and private sectors.
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).
ESMA has updated its Q&A about the Credit Rating Agencies Regulation
Credit rating agencies have reason to swing by the European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA) website as the body has just provided some extra insights into how they are regulated.
ACI Financial Markets Association teams with Axiom to help market participants meet compliance
The ACI Financial Markets Association (ACI FMA) is working with Axiom Global Advisors to help market participants meet the FX Global Code.
iAxept launches new online payment solution to help internet retailers comply with strict EU...
The EU’s new strong customer authentication (SCA) rules have put more pressure on online retailers to ensure shoppers are who they say they are. Now, a UK-based FinTech might have a solution.
Cybersecurity still an afterthought for businesses despite rising threat levels
While cybersecurity is pegged to be 281.74bn by 2027, businesses are still seeing it as an afterthought, a study from EY claims.
Hackers have stolen payment details from Rutter’s petrol stations and stores
Petrol station and stores chain Rutter’s has fallen to a malware attack which compromised its customers’ payment card data.
Car finance provider Moneybarn slammed with £2.77m fine for failing to treat 5,933 customers...
Over 5,933 customers were potentially mistreated by Moneybarn between 2014 and 2017. Now, the car finance provider has been hit with £2.77m fine as a result.
Konsentus partners with Openitio to help FIs meet PSD2 compliance
Identity and regulatory checking platform Konsentus has partnered with PSD2 technology platform Openitio to provide financial institutions with easier compliance.
European Commission warns eight countries on AML failures
The European Commission has issued legal warnings to eight EU countries which have failed to meet the new anti-money laundering (AML) laws.
