How can companies engage in smarter customer conversations?
Research by software company Smart Communications has outlined the importance of delivering personalised, omnichannel conversations amid increasing consumer expectations to build trust.
The EBA decides not to make dedicated framework for green securitisation
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has stated it would be premature to establish a dedicated framework for green securitisation.
Quantifind’s RegTech tools launch on Microsoft Azure
Quantifind, a SaaS provider of anti-financial crime risk screening, has made its Graphyte platform available to the Microsoft Azure cloud computing service.
finnCap Cavendish advises on Boku Identity sale
finnCap Cavendish, part of financial advisory firm, finnCap Group, has advised on the sale of Boku Identity division, to Twilio, a US-based cloud communications platform.
Federal Reserve reassesses US Central Bank payment system
The Federal Reserve Board has proposed changes to how financial firms get access to the US Central Bank’s payment system, a report by PYMTS has revealed.
Key trends in the insurance market for 2022
FinTech Global recently conducted an interview with data and analytics software firm, Quantexa to discuss key insurance market themes from this year and what the industry should look out for in 2022.
Hub and Bold Penguin to acquire Insureon Holdings for insurance innovation
Global insurance brokerage and financial services firm Hub International and InsurTech Bold Penguin is to acquire Insureon Holdings.
Aon in Tyche take-over for re-insurance
Aon, a global professional services firm, has acquired actuarial software platform Tyche from technology and software firm RPC Tyche.
Why IDmission is betting on composable KYC
Founded in 2011, IDmission helps businesses verify customers’ identity remotely. The enterprise’s platform supports face scans, fingerprints, video conferences, iris scans, selfies, voice recognition and a number of other ways of using biometrics to verify customers’ identities.
Howden responds to increasing wildfire risks
International insurance broker Howden has launched a Wildfire Excess Liability Lineslip (WELL) in response to the increasing need for insurance cover for contractors and subcontractors operating in wildfire-prone areas in the US, such as California, Washington, Oregon and Arizona.