Identity thefts in the US reach new high
The number of identity theft complaints in the US increased during 2019 by 47%, with a total of 650,000 incidents reported, data from PreciseSecurity.com claims.
Mylo to help new homeowners find the best insurance
Digital broker Mylo will supply MooveGuru’s clients with home insurance quote comparisons after new partnership.
Zilch exits stealth on the back of $10m round and now plans to give...
London-based FinTech Zilch has raised $10m to fund the rollout of its buy now, pay later platform, aiming to compete with companies like Klarna and Afterpay.
How a nightmare journey sparked the launch of InsurTech Air Doctor
Travelling is often synonymous with finding oneself and not launching new businesses. However, an illness-ridden holiday led to the launch of Air Doctor, a travel InsurTech.
Klarna announced new partnership with shoe retailer the Dune Group
Buy now, pay later company Klarna has signed a partnership with the Dune Group as it keeps expanding.
Should businesses be forced to make climate-related disclosures?
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has asked British businesses about what they think about new proposals outlining climate-related disclosure requirements for companies.
Hacking more frequently used than malware in cyberattacks in 2019
Cybercriminals seem to favour new spins on the old school hacking methods over using malware, according to new report from CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm that recently partnered with eSentire.
FIS launches solution to help merchants meet SCA compliance
Financial services technology developer FIS has launched its 3DS Flex solution which will help companies overcome the challenges being brought by strong customer authentication (SCA).
PayPal among investors backing Gojek
FinTech PayPal has joined up with Facebook-owned WhatsApp in backing the Indonesian payment, e-wallet, food, ride-hailing app Gojek, according to Reuters.
Australian FinTechs divided as regulators allow screen scraping
Screen scraping may be on the way out in Europe, but Australian regulators see no reason to ban it just yet.