How different RegTechs tackled the Covid-19 crisis
More than nine months into the coronavirus pandemic, different segments of the RegTech industry has been responding to the crisis in various ways.
Why indó’s founders aim to create “the least powerful bank in the world”
On the back of closing a €1m seed round, Icelandic challenger bank indó is almost ready to go live.
Will cybersecurity remain the biggest RegTech sector in the world?
No other RegTech sector has attracted as much investment as cybersecurity companies – and it doesn’t seem like that’s going to change anytime soon.
How financial firms can detect and prevent fraud by using network analytics
The proliferation of internet banking and digital sharing have made it easier than ever for fraudsters to attack financial institutions and organisations must use sophisticated methods to prevent financial crime and risky activities.
What are the biggest mistakes RegTech companies can make?
The RegTech industry has proven resilient throughout the Covid-19 crisis, but vendors better avoid making big mistakes to ensure their future success.
Why financial institutions can become the leaders of digital investing
There is little room in the market for standalone investment management services, Nucoro COO Nikolai Hack told FinTech Global.
How e-bot7 is changing the InsurTech landscape through its conversational AI solution
While several key technologies are driving InsurTech growth, the rise of AI and chatbots have revolutionised the industry, says e-bot7 VP strategic development Mark Dembo.
How digital distribution and reporting will impact the AIF ecosystem
With the advent of technology people have become accustomed to improved experiences and better access to data. Digital distribution and reporting technology enables fund managers to transform their operations to be more collaborative with investors and be much more transparent.
Traditional security awareness is not enough to battle online cybersecurity threats
The world is focused on battling online threats with new technology. However, good defence requires not only teaching employees to be more aware of their online behaviours, “but actually driving them to change their online behaviours to be more secure,” according to Mike Butler, co-founder and CTO of Think Cyber Security.
Why Kocho is the symbol of strong cybersecurity
Most companies lack the tools and mitigation plans to handle imminent attacks, Kocho helps them fix this.