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US cements status as main global RegTech hub securing half of...

Key Global RegTech investment stats in H1 2026: Global RegTech deal activity increased 8% YoY in H1 US companies secured half of all deals...

UK cemented its position as the main European RegTech hub attracting...

Key European RegTech investment stats in H1 2026: European RegTech deal activity increased 9% in H1 UK retained its position as the main European...

US cemented its place as the main global RegTech hub attracting...

Key Global RegTech investment stats in Q2 2026: Global RegTech funding dropped 38% YoY in Q2 US companies secured seven of the top 10...

US RegTech investment dropped 28% YoY in Q2 due to fall...

Key US RegTech investment stats in Q2 2026: US RegTech funding dropped 28% YoY Deals under $100m fell by 82% in Q2 as investors...

FinTech firm FALKIN secures $2m to fight AI scams

London-based digital safety start-up FALKIN, which helps banks protect customers from scams before payments are made, has raised $2m in pre-seed funding to advance its AI-powered fraud prevention tools.

Fraud prevention firm SEON secures $80m Series C

SEON, a FinTech company specialising in fraud prevention and AML compliance, has secured fresh funding to support its next phase of growth. The firm,...

AI security firm Adaptive bags $55m in Series A

Adaptive Security, a firm specialising in AI-powered social engineering prevention, has secured fresh investment, bringing its Series A round to $55m. The investment was led...

Experian invests in Resistant AI to fight financial crime

Experian has announced a strategic investment in Resistant AI, a company specialising in AI-powered financial crime detection and prevention technologies. Although the exact financial terms were...

How to assess AI tools for regulatory change

Leaders exploring AI-powered Regulatory Change Management (RCM) solutions face a growing number of complex choices. Supra Appikonda, co-founder and COO at 4CRisk.ai, offers key insights for compliance and risk professionals evaluating such tools, emphasising the importance of asking vendors the right questions to future-proof investments.

New CIP rules ease TIN collection for banks

Banks in the United States will have more flexibility in how they collect Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) from customers following the introduction of new Customer Identification Program (CIP) regulations by FinCEN, the OCC, and the FDIC.

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