E-commerce fraud to exceed $25bn by 2024
E-commerce merchant losses caused by online payment fraud will exceed $25bn in 2024, a significant jump from the $17bn expected to occur in 2020, according to a study from Juniper Research.
Funding Options adopts open banking solutions even though the industry has far from adopted...
From helping businesses survive the coronavirus crisis to revolutionising finance, Funding Options is bullish about the impact open banking could have as the FinTech embraces the data-sharing scheme.
Privitar bags $80m in funding as it looks to continue its rapid growth
Privitar, a data privacy platform, has bagged $80m in its Series C round, coming less than a year after it closed its former round.
Crossword Cybersecurity has signed a partnership with Satisnet
Cybersecurity companies Crossword Cybersecurity and Satisnet have teamed up.
Cryptomathic deploys its electronic signature solution to Eurocert
Cryptomathic, remote electronic signature company, is deploying its services to Polish digital trust solution Eurocert, helping the company to extend its remote qualified electronic signatures.
Communication monitoring platform Smarsh teams up with Microsoft
Smarsh, which helps firms manage risk in electronic communications, has joined Microsoft’s One Commercial Partner (OCP) programme.
Open banking startup Yapily raises $13m in Series A funding round to drive growth...
Open banking startup Yapily raises $13m in Series A funding round to drive growth across Europe
KPMG welcomes the FCA’s proposals to freeze payments to help people’s finances during the...
While KPMG understands the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) proposals to soften the financial blow of COVID-19, the professional services firm reminded the regulator that the crisis is not easy for banks either.
MAP FinTech launches AI-powered solution to boost anti-money laundering compliance
RegTech venture MAP FinTech has unveiled its latest solution to help financial services firms monitor and screen transactions in order to prevent money laundering.
Siemens enlists the services of Swedish security software company Safeture in $840,000 deal
German company Siemens has tapped Safetures to use its enterprise platform to protect its employees and corporate travellers.
