FinTech Global reveals the names of the 100 most innovative WealthTech companies in the...
For the second year running, FinTech Global has gathered a panel of wealth management industry experts to find the 100 most pioneering WealthTech companies in the world.
Cybersecurity company SixGill’s new Darkfeed threat detection solution is available through the Anomali Preferred...
Israeli cyber threat company SixGill is releasing its new Darkfeed automated threat intelligence solution on the Anomali Preferred Partner (APP) Store as part of a collaboration.
Benepass has closed $2.2m seed round
Benefit card provider Benepass has closed a seed round backed by Y Combinator, Gradient Ventures and Elysium Venture Capital.
Iress integrates with Knowledge Bank to help mortgage brokers focus on client advice
Australia-headquartered Iress has integrated its Xplan Mortgage software with criteria search system Knowledge Bank.
25 FinTech deals from last week and what they tell you about the state...
The FinTech funding rounds over the past week show that the coronavirus continues to affect the sector and also provide an opportunity to look closer at India's industry.
Sift releases tool to better track changes in e-commerce fraud during the coronavirus pandemic
Anti-fraud company Sift has released its COVID-19 and E-Commerce Fraud Tracker tool to help companies be better prepared for online attacks.
Slice Labs launches cyber insurance for Lenovo customers
On-demand insurance platform Slice Labs is launching a cloud-based cyber insurance policy for small and medium-sized businesses using Lenovo computers.
Monzo applies for a banking licence with the US Office of the Comptroller of...
The race among UK challenger banks to establish themselves across the pond has got fiercer after Monzo applied for a US banking licence.
Trustly to help students with insurance payments through new partnership
Open banking payments platform Trustly will help students pay for their insurance through a new partnership with Swedish insurer Folksam.
Social engineering attacks are hackers’ preferred method to get access to your system
Hackers prefer social engineering attacks and are more interested in using ransomware than stealing payment data, according to new research from Trustwave, the cybersecurity company.
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