Could Covid-19 pushing for more sustainability investments be good for RegTechs?
The pandemic has caused an upsurge in interest in renewables, which could potentially benefit RegTech ventures.
How would a second wave of Covid-19 affect the RegTech industry?
There are signs that a second wave of coronavirus cases is on the way. So what will it mean for RegTech companies?
Anti-money laundering and know your customer fines in 2020 totalled $5.6bn so far
The total value of fines issued so far in 2020 against companies failing to comply with anti-money laundering and know your customer rules totalled $5.6bn, with APAC regulators dramatically increasing their sanctions.
WISeKey International receives $5m through convertible loan
Cybersecurity company WISeKey International has received a $5m convertible loan from Crede Capital, a US-based investor.
kompany bags almost €6m in new round
Know you customer company kompany has raised close to €6m almost a year to the day after its most recent round.
Acuant integrates iProov’s biometric authentication solution into its identity verification platform
Biometric authentication company iProov has signed a partnership with Acuant, which will integrate iProov into its platform to provide robust online face authentication services.
Check out these 32 RegTech funding rounds from July
In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, these 32 RegTech companies have successfully secured funding over the last month.
Liopa secures £40m funding package from the UK government
Northern Ireland-based Liopa, which offers automated lip reading technology, has been awarded a £40m package from the UK government.
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Ten biggest RegTech deals since the Covid-19 lockdown
The RegTech sector has seen some massive investment rounds in the past few months despite the global pandemic.
Prove acquires Early Warning Services’ mobile authentication lines of business
Identity authentication platform Prove, formerly known as Payfone, has acquired mobile authentication lines of business from Early Warning Services, a consortium owned by seven big banks.
