Ping An reportedly seeking digital banking license for Singapore
Ping An, a financial services giant in China, is reportedly seeking a digital banking license in Singapore for its OneConnect platform.
Neobank Xinja Bank gets full Australian banking licence from APRA
Digital challenger bank Xinja Bank is set to roll out banking accounts for its customers after being granted a full banking licence from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing signs MOU with Ping An to boost FinTech sector...
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Ping An Insurance to enhance the region’s financial market ecosystem.
Root launches insurance services in California
InsurTech unicorn Root Insurance has launched its services into California, making its services now available to 60 per cent of the US population.
Utah becomes 2nd US state to launch regulatory sandbox
The US state of Utah has launched a regulatory sandbox to help businesses launch operations in the region.
RegTech firm Signzy teams up with blockchain firm Primechain Technologies
Bengaluru-based Signzy has reportedly entered into a partnership with Primechain Technologies, the blockchain compan
Malta Financial Services Authority sets agenda for next three years
The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has published its three-year strategic plan, highlighting priority on financial innovation and technology. Its new strategic plan has been...
Over 100 London-based finance companies have received licenses to operate across the EU after...
ESMA has revealed that a massive number of London-based financial services organizations have obtained licences to operate in other European hubs in preparation of Brexit.
Hackers and their own employees are businesses’ biggest cybersecurity worries
A new report has revealed that outside hackers is still the greatest cybersecurity fear of senior executives, followed closely by the threat of their own employees making mistakes.
How pay-access apps can ensure compliance as US regulators crack down on the sector
Regulators across several US states are scrutinizing apps that enable employees to access salaries before their pay days.