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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...
Global regulatory updates: AIFMD II, UCITS changes
The European fund management landscape shifted materially on 16 April 2026, when the transposition deadline for AIFMD II expired.
According to Zeidler Group in its monthly update,...
Eye Security bags €36m in Series B funding to bolster cybersecurity...
Eye Security, a Netherlands-based cybersecurity firm, has successfully closed a €36m Series B funding round.
Regnology buys b.fine to boost regulatory reporting
Regnology, a RegTech company exclusively focused on regulatory reporting, has acquired Belgian RegTech company b.fine.
Summit Equity buys majority stake in Belgium’s Intix
Summit Equity has acquired a majority stake in Belgium-based FinTech company Intix.
Belgian government suffers second damaging cyberattack of 2021
The Belgian defence ministry has been hit by a cyberattack after threat actors exploited the Log4Shell vulnerability.
Belgian Interior Ministry reveals two-year long cyberattack of its network
Belgium’s Federal Public Service (FPS) Interior has claimed it has suffered a ‘complex, sophisticated and targeted cyberattack’ to its IT system.
Cybercrime cases continue to rise as Belgium becomes most recent victim
The company that provides internet services for Belgium’s parliament, government departments, universities and scientific institutions has suffered a cyberattack.
Several European regulators remove emergency bans on short-selling and similar restrictions
COVID-19 has forced a lot of regulators to take special measures to stabilise the market, but some are now removing those restrictions.
ESMA agreed with European regulators to renew short selling prohibitions because...
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has given its thumbs up for Austrian, Belgian, French, Spanish and Greek regulators’ decision to continue to limit short selling because of the coronavirus.
