Measurabl gathers $93m to boost real estate ESG platform growth
Measurabl, an ESG technology platform for real estate, has announced the completion of its $93m Series D funding round.
FCA calls for stricter yet fairer treatment of politically exposed persons
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently mandated that financial institutions, including banks, payment firms, and lenders, enhance their protocols to ensure fair treatment of politically exposed persons (PEPs).
From compliance to innovation: How AI and LLMs are shaping FinTech in 2023
In a post by Saifr, the company’s regulatory and compliance advisor Mark Roszak detailed how to find balance between AI and compliance.
The role of AI in transforming KYB processes for AML professionals
In the rapidly evolving financial landscape, the sophistication of money laundering schemes has reached new heights.
GenZero and BCG join forces on climate impact measurement framework
Climate solutions company GenZero has recently partnered with Boston Consulting Group, a leading global management consulting firm.
The road from manual KYC to corporate digital identity
The evolution from manual KYC practices to Corporate Digital Identity (CDI) represents a significant shift within the banking sector.
EU Commission’s new proposals aim to simplify sustainability reporting rules
The EU Commission unveiled a draft Delegated Act last Friday proposing alterations to the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
EU sets global AI standards with new regulatory framework
The EU has initiated the world's first comprehensive legislation aimed at artificial intelligence, known as the European AI Act. The regulation, designed to create a...
Boost for SMEs as FinTech Trezy lands €3m seed investment
Trezy, a Franco-Dutch FinTech platform centred on facilitating cash flow management for SMEs, has scored €3m in a seed raise.
CFTC secures record recovery in crypto fraud case against FTX
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has delivered a huge blow to FTX, ordering them to pay $12.7bn to compensate the victims of their extensive fraudulent activities.