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Jane.ai rebrands to Capacity alongside close of its Series B

Capacity, which helps businesses make better use of their siloed information, has netted $13.2m in its Series B round.

CardX raises $2m in growth equity from Pace Financial

CardX, which builds technology solutions for credit card surcharging, has raised an additional $2m in growth financing.

Mindset Ventures eyes fund 3 after first company exit

Mindset Ventures, an international early-stage venture capital firm, is looking to raise its third fund, following its first company exit.

2Checkout granted PSD2 payment institution licence

Dutch National Bank has granted the American monetization platform 2Checkout a Revised Payment Service Directive (PSD2) payment institution licence.

BaFin delays SCA requirements for online credit card payments

Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has made a temporary measure which allow online payments that do not meet strong customer authentication requirements.

FCA issues rules for CMCs to ensure adverts are not misleading

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released new rules requiring claims management companies (CMCs) ensure their advertsing does not mislead potential customers.

Remediant secures $15m in Series A round

Remediant, a privileged access management (PAM) software builder, has secured $15m in its Series A round.

What will Brexit mean for RegTech companies?

Britain is poised to leave the EU in the end of October. The divorce could affect everything from RegTech funding to legislation.

The consequences of inadequate data security

All sized businesses are impacted by an aspect of GDPR and that is the requirement of adequate security to protect any held personal data.

Amazon’s India head tells the country to slash e-commerce red tape

If India wants to revive its economy, then it should make it easier to sell things online, according to a top Amazon executive.

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