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The rise of fake hotel bookings — and how to stop...
A UK man recently sentenced for submitting fake hotel bookings as evidence in travel insurance claims has highlighted a growing problem for insurers and...
MSIG USA and Coalition unite to tackle cyber threats
MSIG USA has teamed up with Coalition, the self-described world’s first Active Insurance provider, to launch a new cyber insurance programme for US operations of multinational clients.
CyberCube backs Wholesure’s cyber insurance drive
CyberCube has teamed up with Wholesure, the wholesale brokerage subsidiary of Acrisure, to strengthen cyber insurance advice for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
DynaRisk raises $4.7m to scale cyber insurance solutions
London-based DynaRisk, a cyber risk management firm specialising in insurance-linked cybersecurity solutions, has raised $4.7m in fresh funding to support its international growth and product innovation.
California remains a leader in the US RegTech market as deal...
Key US RegTech investment stats in H1 2025:
US RegTech deal activity grew by 40% in H1 compared to the last six months of...
Why insurers must modernise AML with AI now
The insurance industry is no longer seen as a passive player in the fight against financial crime. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and criminal typologies...
AdvantageGo and CyberCube unite to bolster cyber risk underwriting insights
AdvantageGo, a prominent provider of commercial (re)insurance software and part of Coforge, has partnered with CyberCube, the leading name in cyber risk analytics.
CyberCube and Miller form strategic alliance to elevate cyber risk management
CyberCube, the foremost provider of cyber risk analytics, has recently forged a strategic partnership with Miller, a leading independent specialist (re)insurance broker.
Inscora secures $2m funding to revolutionize cyber insurance for brokers
Inscora, a Montreal-based startup, has secured $2m in funding to enhance its cyber insurance solutions.
The impact of SaaS on financial crime prevention efficiency
SaaS adoption in the financial and insurance services sectors is projected to grow significantly, reaching more than $130bn by 2027, up from $54bn in 2022.
