SteelEye bags $10m in its Series A led by Eight Roads
Compliance and data analytics company SteelEye has secured $10m in its series A round which was led by Eight Roads.
ZignSec launches new anti-money laundering product as the RegTech company views global markets
The Swedish RegTech company ZignSec has rolled out a new anti-money laundering (AML) product as the Nordics are still dealing with the fallout of a massive banking scandal.
Republic of North Macedonia to launch national identity system with Mastercard
The Republic of North Macedonia’s government has revealed plans for a national digital identity service which is being built in partnership with Mastercard.
Shift Technology to help Suravenir Assurances with fraud detection
Shift Technology, an AI-powered fraud detection and claims automation solution, is deploying its solution to property insurer Suravenir Assurances to help tackle fraudulent claims.
RBS’ banking app Bó faces another setback as it forces 6,000 customers to destroy...
The Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) banking app Bó has suffered yet another setback after it had to send out new cards to 6,000 customers as their old ones were non-compliant with the EU’s strong customer authentication (SCA) rules.
Pay.UK launches consultation for new payment standard
Pay.UK, a retail payment authority, has released the consultation on the best approach on the clearing and settlement capability of the New Payments Architecture (NPA).
Network Test Labs rebrands and looks to launch in US
Network Test Labs (NTL) has rebranded to CyberClan and has expanded its operations to the US market.
SafetyPay signs five-year deal with Feedzai
Digital alternative payment platform SafetyPay has formed a five-year agreement with Feedzai to help protect its users.
Netskope nears $3bn valuation after latest funding round
Netskope, a cloud security service provider has closed its funding round on $340m in its funding round, putting its valuation to nearly $3bn.
Brussels is already looking to make things worse for British finance by shaking up...
For the past 47 years, the UK has been able to influence EU legislation. Now, less than a week after Brexit, Brussels are looking to tear up the concessions made to Britain about its financial reporting.
