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Capnamic leads investment into GRC platform Rencore

Rencore, which fosters governance of cloud collaborations, has picked up $4m in its Series A funding round, which was led by Capnamic.

Navigating today’s cyber risk challenges

In today’s hyperconnected world, cyber insurance is no longer a luxury but a must-have for many businesses. KYND explores the challenges of managing cyber risks and what firms should be doing to protect themselves.

No-code risk manager Effectiv scores $4m in seed funding

Effectiv, a developer of no-code risk management service, has scored $4m in its seed funding round.

Hawk:AI and Weavr to deliver risk management for embedded finance

Hawk AI, Germany-based software provider of anti-money laundering surveillance technology for banks, payment firms and FinTechs, has partnered with Weavr to deliver contextual risk management for embedded finance.

Ideagen unveils e-learning solution to help firms hit environmental goals

RegTech firm Ideagen has released a new health, safety and environment (HSE) edition of its e-learning solution Q-Pulse WorkRite.

The trends impacting compliance technology in 2022

A recent eBook by RegTech firm Clausematch has outlined what it believes will be the top ten trends impacting compliance technology this year.

HKMA publishes pilot climate risk stress test results

Climate risk stress tests by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) have found climate risks could cause significant adverse impacts on the banking sector under extreme scenarios.

Quantexa updates data analytics platform to help firms tackle growing data volumes

Data and analytics software business Quantexa has unveiled the latest release of its data analytics platform to help companies tackle the rapid proliferation of data.

Appetite for biometric payment cards growing in France

A survey by biometrics company Fingerprints has found there is a growing desire amongst French consumers for biometric payment cards.

How ethical hackers can help FinTech companies fight cybercrime

The threat from cybercrime has never been greater. As a result, corporations and governments are increasingly turning to hackers for help with the promise of cash rewards known as bug bounties. And experts suggest that it’s the best way to boost cybersecurity.

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