Salt Edge releases SCA tools as firms struggle with the regulation
Salt Edge has released a new open source tool to support strong customer authentication (SCA) and dynamic linking processes.
97% of merchants are ready to implement open banking initiatives despite SCA delays
While the final part of the EU’s open banking regulations has been delayed, most UK merchants are ready to implement open banking services.
The regulatory pitfalls of in-house marketing – MirrorWeb
Content such as blogs have become a great avenue for businesses to build up their brands; however, there are regulatory pitfalls which need to be addressed, particularly with mis-selling, according to MirrorWeb.
The Woodford scandal reveals the need for RegTech compliance solutions, MirrorWeb argues
Neil Woodford was considered a star fund manager until his career abruptly ended in a flurry of bad market bets and calls for stricter regulations of the financial industry.
GIACT launched new identity monitoring solution gIDENTIFY
Identity verification RegTech GIACT has launched, gIDENTIFY Persistent Monitoring, a new identity monitoring solution that automates the monitoring of specific personally identifiable information.
Regulators must punish traditional and challenger banks harsher to avoid IT failures, MP committee...
British lawmakers have had enough of banks’ IT problems and urge regulators to become stricter in the future, punishing those that fail to live up to expectations.
Why the global market value of RegTech could grow by $6bn between 2019 and...
A new report suggests that the global RegTech market could grow by a compound annual growth rate of 21% until 2023.
Why are lawmakers worried about the Facebook-backed cryptocurrency Libra?
Mark Zuckerberg endured a serious grilling this week as lawmakers around the world continue to express their concerns about Libra.
Marketing platform for banks and lenders Total Expert nabs $52m in Series C
Total Expert, a marketing and customer engagement solution for banks and lenders, has netted $52m in its Series C.
Westpac’s bill for its shabby behaviour is reaching the AUS$2bn mark
One of Australia’s biggest banks has added another AUS$341m to its misconduct costs, but is fearing that the regulator might slam it with a huge fine.
