Financial crime trends to watch out for in 2023
With the financial world becoming ever more interconnected with digital and technological innovations, the spectre of financial crime looms potentially larger than ever.
Dutch crackdown on cross-border ATM bombing spree in Germany
Dutch authorities have begun an operation against an organised crime network responsible for numerous ATM explosions in Germany.
Ripjar unveils AI-powered compliance copilot to revolutionise risk management
Ripjar, a leading name in the FinTech sector known for its innovative solutions in monitoring and investigating threats, risks, and criminal activity, has announced the launch of its latest product, the Compliance Copilot.
How can firms leverage generative AI for their ESG-related processes?
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) and artificial intelligence (AI) are two of the biggest trends in the finance world, but working together they can potentially transform how businesses operate.
P&C insurer Sompo grows footprint in Switzerland
Sompo International, a global provider of commercial and consumer property and casualty (re)insurance, has expanded its operations in Switzerland.
How to unlock the future of banking with real-time payments
In a recent post by tietoevry, the company outlined why banks must 'act now' to benefit from real-time payments.
Specialist broker Howden launches blended insurance policy
Howden, renowned for its innovative insurance solutions and speciality expertise, has launched a blended insurance product.
CDP urges G20 to up their game on mandatory nature disclosures
CDP has highlighted the poor performance of member countries in implementing mandatory nature-related disclosure policies.
Thomson Reuters closes acquisition of tax automation firm SurePrep
Thomson Reuters has revealed it has officially closed the acquisition of SurePrep, a tax automation software and services firm, for $500m in cash.
Do banks and building societies have their customers’ best interests at heart?
Research has found 46% of people do not believe their banks or building societies have their best interests at heart.