SEC to hold virtual coffee meetings with public to discuss coronavirus challenges
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking to host “virtual coffee breaks” to engage with players in the financial market to discuss impacts of the coronavirus.
Smartly closes doors due to “intense” competition in Singapore
Singapore-based robo-advisor Smartly has closed down operations after competition in the market was too “intense.” The company has issued a statement on its website stating,...
Insuritas helps Security Federal Savings Bank launch Security Federal Insurance Services
Indiana-based Security Federal Savings Bank has launched bank-owned full-service insurance agency Security Federal Insurance Services on InsurTech100 company Insuritas’ platform.
New phishing scam preys on coronavirus fears
A new phishing scam has been found which targets people’s fear of contracting the coronavirus, according to cybersecurity education platform KnowBe4.
Hippo Insurance to offer better home security services with new SimpliSafe deal
Hippo Insurance is supplying homeowners with more options to protect their homes following a new partnership with home security system builder SimpliSafe.
How the UK is still appealing to investors despite Brexit
Ever since the UK voted to leave Europe in 2016, there has been a cloud of uncertainty on the FinTech market. Most discussions painted it as doom and gloom, but the amount of capital still being deployed to the country’s FinTechs, suggests things might be fine.
Axonius nets $58m in Series C round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners
Cybersecurity startup Axonius has closed a $58m Series C funding round just seven months after closing its Series B round in August 2019.
FinTechs could see rise in customers following the coronavirus pandemic
While FinTechs might be fearing the impact of the coronavirus on their business, it might actually be a beneficial thing for them, a study from financial advisory firm deVere Group claims.
Signifyd is the latest company to offer free services during the coronavirus crisis
Digital fraud prevention company Signifyd is the latest company to offer free tools and services to help companies cope during the coronavirus pandemic.
DayTek Capital helps businesses get access to information on stimulus packages
Australia’s DayTek Capital, which is currently building a new challenger bank, is helping individuals, families and businesses get access to information on the coronavirus pandemic.
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