InsurTech Innovators: Battle for £50k prize at Norton Rose Fulbright’s 7th Insurathon
Norton Rose Fulbright, a global law firm, is currently inviting entries for its seventh Insurathon, an illustrious competition that fosters innovation in the InsurTech sector by supporting start-up and scale-up technology businesses.
Shaping the Future of UK Financial Services: 2023 Annual Review Insights
The City of London Corporation, in collaboration with HM Treasury, has recently unveiled the 2023 edition of the State of the Sector: annual review of UK financial services. This marks the second edition of the review, which was first suggested by Lord Hill's UK Listing Review in 2021. The report focuses on evaluating the international competitiveness and allure of UK's financial services.
MAS’s new powers set to reinforce Singapore as global financial hub
The MAS has been granted broader investigative and supervisory authorities over the finance sector, following the passage of a new Bill in Parliament. According to...
Digital lender Lulalend lands $35m Series B
Lulalend, a South African digital lender catering to SMEs, has finalised a $35 million Series B funding round.
Flagright and Capi Money join forces to bolster African business payments
Flagright has announced a partnership with Capi Money, which focuses on facilitating international payments for firms across Africa.
Guarding data integrity: How CC1 is redefining the reconciliation process
In a recent post by Custodia, the firm detailed how to achieve data accuracy and efficiency with CC1's reconciliation process.
Sandvik, Tietoevry Create unveil innovative digital branding in robust partnership
Sandvik has unveiled its new brand identity, underscored by a digital presence and enhanced digital commerce solutions.
Aussie FinTech Waave locks in $4.7m seed
Waave, a Syndey-based FinTech that uses open banking technology, has raised $4.7m in a seed round backed by key angel investors.
How can insurance be a force for good in pressing times?
Although insurance can be considered the safety net of society, protection gaps exist across developed and developing nations. Soaring inflation and the cost-of-living crisis has made this all the more relevant. Better understanding risk and building relationships is key in working towards closing protection gaps and serving customers more effectively.
Navigating the storm: How supply chain risks are shaping board agendas
Once relegated to the background, supply chain management has now made its way into the heart of corporate board discussions. So what exactly are the supply chain concerns that can command board-level attention and how can these be effectively addressed? RegTech giant Moody's Analytics has undertaken the challenge to answer this.