RegTech

Stellar Cyber secures $25m credit facility for AI SecOps growth

Stellar Cyber secures $25m credit facility for AI SecOps growth

Stellar Cyber, an AI-native security operations platform built for managed security service providers and enterprise teams, has secured a delayed draw senior credit facility...
EBA

EBA plans simpler reporting framework for EU banks

The European Banking Authority (EBA), the EU's independent banking regulator, has unveiled a sweeping package of measures intended to significantly streamline supervisory reporting obligations...
sanctions

How sanctions evasion went from lists to networks

A joint webinar hosted by IMTF and the Association of Certified Sanctions Specialists (ACSS), titled "A New Financial World Order: Sanctions Evasion on the...
GenAI

Building a GenAI governance framework for FinTech firms

Generative AI has transitioned rapidly from an experimental curiosity to a core operational tool across financial services. According to Saifr, firms are now deploying...
Synctera

Synctera acquires Cable to boost compliance automation

Synctera has acquired Cable, a compliance automation platform that enables banks to verify whether their FinTech partners are adhering to regulations and agreed operational...
Artemis

Artemis raises $70m to fight AI-powered cyberattacks

Artemis has emerged from stealth with $70m in combined seed and Series A funding, just six months after the company was founded. The Series A...
For more than three centuries, visitors to the maze at Hampton Court Palace have tested their sense of direction among its tall hedges. Built in the late 17th century, the maze’s trapezoidal design looks straightforward on paper. Yet once inside, its looping paths quickly become disorientating. Turn after turn looks familiar. Progress becomes guesswork. Modern compliance systems often produce a similar experience.

Inside the push to centralise compliance oversight

For more than three centuries, visitors to the maze at Hampton Court Palace have tested their sense of direction among its tall hedges. Built...

Check fraud in 2026: why AI is now essential

Check fraud has stubbornly refused to die. Despite decades of predictions that paper cheques were heading for obsolescence, the crime now accounts for 30%...
RegTech

Nine-figure raises dominate in powerful Q1 for RegTech deals

The first quarter of 2026 has proven to be a very strong period for RegTech funding raises, with close to $3bn raised across the...
AI

How the FCA’s 2026 rules affect AI and communications

February 2026 marked a meaningful turning point in how the FCA communicates its expectations to regulated firms. Rather than issuing more than 40 individual...

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