Australia’s latest trick to boost compliance is to ditch paper invoices
Businesses Down Under may soon have sent their latest paper invoice as Australian authorities are reportedly moving towards scrapping them.
Featurespace develops PSD2-ready solution for fraud prevention
Behavioural analytics platform Featurespace has developed a PSD2-ready fraud solution which can be quickly integrated into banks.
Are these the weirdest ways the European Banking Authority would allow customer authentication?
From vein recognition to the way people write, the European Banking Authority has revealed some odd ways customers can prove their identities under the new SCA rules.
The 24 FinTechs to make Plug and Play’s Fall Accelerator
Of the 123 startups to make Plug and Play’s Fall accelerator, 24 are FinTech companies, offering solutions from anti-fraud to automated bookkeeping to personalised loans, and much more. So who has made that list?
3Lines Venture Capital closes first $5m trance of its Rocket Fund
3Lines Venture Capital has closed the first $5m trance for its Rocket Fund, which is focused on cybersecurity and deep-tech opportunities.
FBI and ASIC partner up in new cryptocurrency probe
Australian and American authorities are undertaking a joint international criminal investigation into cryptocurrencies.
Sri Lanka plans to set up a credit regulatory watchdog
The finance ministry in Sri Lanka has announced plans to set up a credit regulatory authority by the end of 2019.
How to prevent a decline in payments post SCA
With less than a month until the final deadline of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), fears around preparedness are still prevalent and firms are trying to ensure there will not be a fall in payments come September 14.
Libra backers mostly unfazed by regulatory scrutiny as the company taps Coinbase-linked lobbyist
Facebook’s cryptocurrency project has faced a lot of political and regulatory backlash since being announced in June. Now it has hired FS Vector, the public policy advisory firm, to lobby on its behalf in Washington.
Roughly a tenth of all finance logins are fraudulent
A new report from cybersecurity firm Arkose Labs reveals the origins and the most used methods used in the hack attacks affecting businesses around the world.
