Bank of Canada and MIT collaborate on CBDC project
The Bank of Canada and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will collaborate on a 12-month project exploring central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
AFCO joins InsurTech Vertafore’s initiative
AFCO, a provider of insurance premium finance, billing and payment solutions, has joined InsurTech Vertafore’s Orange Partner Program.
Buckle partners with CMT for telematic auto insurance
Buckle, a tech-enabled financial services company, has partnered with Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), to bring its telematic platform to gig economy drivers.
EU regulatory trio offers warning on crypto assets risk
The European Supervisory Authorities have sent out a warning to consumers that many crypto assets are ‘highly risky and speculative’.
Tintra begins development of first Web 3.0 banking platform
RegTech firm Tintra has revealed it has begun development on what is believed to be the first ever Web 3.0 banking platform.
How investment advisers can adapt their compliance program for crypto
As cryptocurrencies continue to grow in volume and popularity, many investment advisors are being required to stand up and take note.
How banks can use models to better assess customer risk
In a new webinar series, Alessa explores the various elements of customer risk. In its latest one, it examines how firms can assess products and services, activity patterns and behaviours to uncover illicit activity.
Munich Re and Netradyne join forces for safe driving technology
Netradyne, a startup that uses AI and data to provide fleet safety solutions, has teamed up with Munich Re to provide its Driver•I technology within Munich Re’s Smart Mobility Program.
Shift in Fair Technologies take-over
Shift, an end-to-end auto e-commerce platform for used cars, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of Fair Technologies for a combination of cash and shares of its Class A common stock.
What is next for payments regulation post-Brexit?
A report by The Payments Association, UK Finance and global law firm Latham & Watkins has explored the current and future trends in the UK payment industry regulation.