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FullCircl, a leading identity verification platform, has unveiled its latest product tailored specifically for the gambling sector.

The EC has released a comprehensive set of FAQs aimed at aiding companies and auditors in implementing the stringent sustainability reporting demands set by...

Scamnetic, a trailblazer in the RegTech industry, has successfully closed a major funding round.

FinTech Octane Lending has successfully closed its Series E funding round, raising $50m in new equity capital.

Despite the U.S. leading the world in per capita spending on maternity care, it paradoxically has some of the highest rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes among high-income nations. The CDC reports that maternal mortality is on the rise, with nearly 84% of pregnancy-related deaths considered preventable. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) suggests that comprehensive care navigation models could significantly reduce maternal morbidity and mortality rates by up to 50% and 20%, respectively, highlighting the crucial need for innovative approaches such as digital care navigation for expectant mothers.

Costa Rica is set to publish its sustainable finance taxonomy on 14 August, a key development in the country's effort to enhance the local sustainable finance market.

AI-enhanced KYB is now revolutionising the traditional, often manual due diligence methods seen in the industry RegTech firm RelyComply has recently discussed. 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the insurance sector by enhancing underwriting, claims processing, customer service, and product development. The technology has already shown its value in automating manual tasks, improving risk assessments, detecting fraud, personalising customer interactions, and enabling predictive pricing.

Chaiz, an Austin-based marketplace for extended car warranties, has raised $3.7m in seed funding, as it looks to expand its coverage options.

The FCA has recently completed its review on how PEPs, including Members of Parliament, public servants, and their relatives and close associates (RCAs), are handled by financial services.