InsurTech 100 company Planck explains how underwriting is getting updated to the 21st century
Insurance is changing and Planck is leading that change through its platform which automatically and accurately assesses risk factors in real time. Elad Tsur, Amir...
Cybersecurity startup Tines secures $4.1m Series funding round
Dublin-based cybersecurity enterprise Tines has bagged $4.1m in a Series A round led by Blossom Capital, the venture capital firm. Tines’ solution enables businesses to...
Australian senate officially launches committee to look into how FinTech and RegTech can thrive...
Having originally revealed the plans in September to set up a select committee to investigate the FinTech and RegTech industries, the Australian senate has now announced that the...
Revolut is live in Singapore
London-based FinTech unicorn Revolut has launched in Singapore after a long beta period and already has 30,000 customers in the region.
National Cyber Security Centre stops over 600 cyber-attacks in the UK across the year
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has revealed it has protected the UK from more than 600 cyberattacks in the past year
Revealing the innovative companies to make the second annual InsurTech 100 list
The second annual InsurTech 100 list has been revealed by FinTech Global, identifying the industry’s pioneering companies as we come into the new year.
PropTech startup Blueground has bagged $50m in a Series B funding round as it...
Blueground has closed a $50m funding round co-led by Prime Ventures and WetCap Investment Partners.
Starling Bank has raised an additional £30m but still has fever customers than its...
UK challenger bank Starling Bank has raised an additional £30m as it is closing in on its one millionth customer.
US Bank becomes latest bank to slash thousands of jobs
Following in the footsteps of HSBC and Commerzbank, US Bank may become the next bank in line to make thousands of employees redundant.
Why Beringea is often opting out of investing in consumer-focused FinTech startups
Beringea has a somewhat agnostic approach to what sectors it invests in. However, the venture capital firm has several reasons why RegTech could be a better opportunity for it than some FinTech firms.