Bulgaria viewing to open RegTech sandbox
The finance minister of Bulgaria has announced that the country’s government is looking to launch a RegTech sandbox in Sofia.
“The Bulgarian FinTech industry is...
Eight FinTech and RegTech companies you missed at Sthml Fintech Week
The Nordics’ FinTech scene is buzzing with potential, which was evident by the trailblazing companies recently attending Sthlm Fintech Week.
The Stockholm event was full...
Five African nations placed on the FATF’s grey list because their weak money laundering...
The Financial Action Task Force (FATC) has placed Botswana, Ghana, Mauritius, Uganda and Zimbabwe on their grey list, meaning they need to do more to tackle money laundering and terrorism financing.
Publishing assessment of value statements is bound to become a headache for asset management...
UK authorities are enforcing stricter reporting rules for the asset management industry. But navigating the regulations can be tricky.
Neonomics to launch PSD2 payment solution in Finland
Open banking API developer Neonomics is set to launch a PSD2-based payment solution in Finland in partnership with Kivra, a digital mailbox.
CFTC charges foreign exchange firm with fraud in a bitcoin-linked Ponzi scheme
A foreign exchange firm used its investors’ money for personal expenses such as buying a BMW, according to charges brought out against it by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
ESMA has updated its Q&A about the Credit Rating Agencies Regulation
Credit rating agencies have reason to swing by the European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA) website as the body has just provided some extra insights into how they are regulated.
How will RegTech evolve in the future?
The financial market is global and constantly dealing with new technologies and weighed down with ever-expanding regulations. So where does that leave the future of RegTech?
RBS’ banking app Bó faces another setback as it forces 6,000 customers to destroy...
The Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) banking app Bó has suffered yet another setback after it had to send out new cards to 6,000 customers as their old ones were non-compliant with the EU’s strong customer authentication (SCA) rules.
Brussels is already looking to make things worse for British finance by shaking up...
For the past 47 years, the UK has been able to influence EU legislation. Now, less than a week after Brexit, Brussels are looking to tear up the concessions made to Britain about its financial reporting.
