Industry experts react to UK’s new Crypto and Digital Assets Group
As cryptocurrencies continue to gain popularity around the world, the UK parliament has formed the Crypto and Digital Assets Group to support innovation and regulation of digital assets.
Security data platform Kharon joins Temenos Exchange
Kharon, a provider of research and data analytics of global security threats, has joined Temenos Exchange.
Security and fraud detection trends to watch out for in 2022
In an age where more and more people are moving online spurred by pandemic restrictions, the importance of security and fraud detection in expanding dramatically.
Austrian FinTech MOSTLY AI collects $25m to boost data protection
Austria-based MOSTLY AI, which aims to revolutionise how companies work with data, has closed its Series B funding round on $25m.
PassFort successfully concludes SOC 2 audit
RegTech firm PassFort has revealed it has successfully completed its System and Organisation Controls (SOC 2) Type 2 audit.
RBI launches Fintech department to deal with Crypto, CBDC challenges
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has created a new Fintech department to deal with key challenges in the burgeoning sector.
France whacks Google and Facebook with $210m in fines
France’s data privacy and protection body has slapped Facebook with a €60m fine and Google with a €150m penalty following misdemeanours around internet cookies.
Why FinTechs need to be aware of the Green Claims Code
As the shift to become more environmentally conscious and sustainable takes hold at every level of society, businesses globally are realising the importance of making a more firm and honest approach to making their organisations more sustainable.
Annual GDPR fines exceed €1bn for first time
Annual General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) fines exceeded €1bn for the first time since the regulation was implemented in 2018, Atlas VPN claims.
Deutsche Bank slapped with €8.6m fine for Euribor control deficiencies
Deutsche Bank has been fined €8.6m by BaFin due to weaknesses relating to controls of Euribor, the Euro Interbank Offered Rate benchmark used in the financial industry.
