Can AI fix benefits season? Vertafore says yes with new agent
Vertafore, a Denver-based insurance technology provider, has launched an AI agent designed to reduce the time required to set up employee benefit plans, targeting...
Marqeta powers Expensify’s UK and EU card launch
Expensify has expanded its long-standing partnership with card issuing platform Marqeta to launch its corporate card offering across the UK and EU, extending a...
Why asking AI agents beats telling them what to do
Professional services firms adopting AI agents may be approaching the technology with the wrong mindset, according to TAINA Technology’s Rich Kent, who argues that...
ZestyAI expands AI property risk tools in new deal
GuardianPointe Insurance Company, a US property insurer specialising in catastrophe-exposed markets, has turned to ZestyAI's property intelligence platform to sharpen how it assesses and...
Dawnguard raises $3.3m for AI cybersecurity
Dawnguard, an AI-native RegTech and cybersecurity platform built around secure-by-design cloud architecture, has secured $3.3m in fresh pre-seed capital as its automation platform reaches...
February FinTech funding off to flying start with over $1bn raised
February got off to a powerful start in regard to FinTech funding rounds, with over $1.02bn raised across 29 rounds.
This continued last week’s strong...
Risk digitisation tops technology priorities for insurers
Risk digitisation has emerged as the top strategic technology priority for commercial insurers in North America and the UK, according to a new survey...
How to safeguard against fraud and enhance trust in the USA
In the US, KYB is not just a regulatory requirement but a fundamental practice critical for maintaining the integrity of financial operations and fostering trust within the business ecosystem.
Wordwatch report unveils legacy risks in compliance management
Research from Wordwatch has exposed significant vulnerabilities in the compliance archiving systems of regulated organisations in the UK.
Resilience extends underwriting authority to clients with up to $10bn in annual revenue
Resilience, a cybersecurity firm, has announced a significant extension of its underwriting authority, to serve large global companies with up to $10bn in annual revenues.













