Cowbell appoints Zurich’s Stephen Moss to board
Cowbell, a leading provider of cyber insurance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has announced the appointment of Stephen Moss, an insurance industry veteran, to its Board of Directors.
Kiteworks bags $456m to bolster secure data sharing capabilities
Kiteworks, a California-based company specialising in secure data sharing, has announced a substantial new investment.
Navigating the nuances of KYC and KYB in modern AML strategies
In the evolving landscape of financial regulation, institutions face increasing pressure to implement robust due diligence systems.
UAE-based FinTech Yuze secures $30m investment to boost SME support
Yuze, a UAE-based FinTech focused on SMEs has successfully raised $30m in a funding round led by Osten Investments.
Twenty two US states’ challenge FASB’s climate rule integration
Financial officers from 22 US states have expressed opposition to the FASB over the proposed inclusion of the SECs climate-disclosure rules in US accounting standards.
Insurity launches Spreadsheet API to revolutionise insurance product deployment
Insurity, a leading provider of cloud-based software and analytics for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs, has announced a new solution which will help organisations to accelerate their product development cycles.
Phyn and Bamboo team up to offer water damage prevention and insurance discounts to...
Phyn has announced a strategic partnership with Bamboo, a property and casualty insurance firm, as it looks to protect California homes from water-related damages.
InsurTech startup QuickFacts raises $2m to expand market presence
QuickFacts, an InsurTech startup focused on enhancing efficiency within the insurance industry, has announced the successful closure of an oversubscribed $2m funding round.
Overcoming SMS compliance hurdles with 1Global and Theta Lake integration
In the current digital age, SMS has become a vital communication tool, especially within the financial services sector where the need for timely and secure messaging is paramount. Yet, the regulatory framework that governs SMS communications is both complex and stringent.
Should banks build or buy pricing software?
The decision of whether to build or buy pricing software is a critical one for banks and lenders, often sparking intense debate within organisations. With the banking industry’s growing reliance on technology, the question of developing software in-house or purchasing off-the-shelf solutions from vendors has never been more pertinent. Earnix, a global provider of intelligent insurance and banking operations, explores the key considerations for financial institutions facing this dilemma.













