BlueFlame AI unveils generative platform for alternative investment managers
BlueFlame AI has announced the broad availability of its revolutionary offering specifically for alternative investment managers.
How is digital innovation changing the risk landscape for insurers?
Digital innovation is reshaping the risk landscape for insurers, revolutionising the way they assess, manage, and mitigate risks. Through the advent of advanced data analytics, artificial intelligence, and automation technologies, insurers are gaining unprecedented insights into risk factors, enabling them to make more informed decisions and respond swiftly to emerging threats.
AFME calls for teamwork on crypto-asset regulation
The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) has called for collaboration on the regulation of crypto-assets in Europe. Highlighted in a new paper, the...
Finalis bags $10.7m from seed raise
Finalis, a private securities brokerage technology platform, has raised $10.7m in a seed funding round.
Checkout.com expands Estonia footprint with Icefire acquisition
Payments solutions provider Checkout.Com has purchased Estonian software development firm Icefire for an undisclosed fee.
US economic downturn: The significance of CLM technology in 2023
Fenergo has recently argued that the economic downturn in the US market underlines a strong business case for CLM technology.
India’s financial intelligence unit levies Fine on Paytm Payments Bank
India's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has imposed a fine of ₹54.9m ($662,565) on Paytm Payments Bank, the banking arm of Paytm (PAYT.NS). According to Reuters,...
BlueVine raises $102.5m in new Series F funding round
SME financing and banking services scaleup BlueVine has raised a huge $102.5m Series F round led by ION Crossover Partners, the venture capital firm.
Quiltt lands $4m funding
Quiltt, a low-code consumer FinTech platform, has raised $4m in venture capital investment.
Women held to higher standards across financial services compared to male counterparts, research finds
Women struggled more if they did not perform consistently well compared to their male counterparts due to bias, social norms and sexism, a new report by Women in Banking and Finance found.