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Tier1 Financial Solutions acquires financial crime prevention company Alessa

Client relationship management solution developer Tier1 Financial Solutions has acquired compliance and financial crime prevention company Alessa.

Konsentus acquires Open Banking Europe S.A.S. to improve PSD2 service offering

Konsentus, an Identity and regulatory checking service provider, has completed the acquisition of Open Banking Europe S.A.S. from PRETA.

The 38 FinTech funding rounds raised last week highlight the success of payments companies...

From: FinTech Global While the payments industry has reason to celebrate, last week also proved a boon for 38 FinTech companies closing investment rounds. The FinTech...

HMRC publishes list of companies fined over $23.8m in total for breaching money laundering...

HM Revenue and Customs has named and shamed businesses that have been fined a total of more than £23.8m for breaking money laundering laws.

Tink inks deal with Italian bank BNL

Open banking startup Tink has entered into a partnership with BNL to launch a multi-banking service to the Italian bank's app.

Governance, risk and compliance management platform VComply secures $6m to support US growth

Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) management platform VComply has netted a pre-emptive $6m in Series A funding.

What are compliance teams worried about in 2021?

From cybersecurity woes and risk management concerns, compliance professionals have a plethora of issues to worry about in 2021, according to new research.

Fund manager charged for defrauding retail investors to the tune of $58m

A fund manager has been accused of having defrauded retail investors by coercing them to invest $58m in two funds, despite having zero investment experience, the Securities and Exchange Commission alleged.

Visa’s acquisition of Plaid has officially been called off

After a year marred by an antitrust suit, Visa's acquisition of Plaid has officially been called off as the CEO says regulatory reviews threatened consumers' interests.

Deutsche Bank pays $120m to settle SEC corruption charges

Deutsche Bank has agreed to pay $120m in order to settle charges of having violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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