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STARC framework aims to de-risk bank-FinTech ties
Regulators are sharpening their focus on smaller institutions that have raced into payments and FinTech-adjacent business lines without matching investment in compliance.
In May 2026,...
California retained its position as the main US RegTech hub attracting...
Key US RegTech investment stats in Q2 2026:
US RegTech deal activity dropped 10% QoQ in Q2
California retained its position as the main...
Risk Ledger bags £24m Series B for US expansion
Risk Ledger, a supply chain cyber security platform, has secured £24m in Series B funding as it looks to push firms past conventional third-party...
Magnitude launches with $10m seed to tackle AI-era risk
Magnitude, a cybersecurity startup building autonomous AI tools for third-party risk management (TPRM), has emerged from stealth with $10m in seed funding led by...
The growing cyber risk from third-party vendors
Third-party cyber risk is rapidly becoming one of the most significant security challenges facing portfolio companies today. As organisations continue to digitise their operations,...
2026 outlook: automation and compliance priorities
As 2026 gathers pace, regulated firms are facing mounting pressure to operate with greater agility while navigating complex compliance demands. From AI-driven automation to...
Coverbase boosts AI procurement system with $20m
Coverbase, the industry’s only security-first third-party AI procurement and risk platform, has closed a $16.5m Series A funding round led by Canapi Ventures.
This...
Sayari acquires Mirato to transform third-party risk
Sayari, a leading provider of risk intelligence and global commercial network visibility, has announced the acquisition of Mirato, an AI-based third-party risk management (TPRM)...
VISO TRUST raises $7m to enhance AI-powered third-party risk management
VISO TRUST, a leader in AI-powered third-party risk management, has announced the successful closure of a $7m funding round.
The governance gap: AI risks unchecked in financial services
Financial services companies are rushing to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, but many are doing so without adequate governance frameworks or testing procedures.









