How RegTech fared in a year of war and peace
As another year ends, the RegTech sector has the opportunity to take stock on what was yet another successful year for the industry. What stood out amongst others?
Fennel Financials taps Eventus for trade surveillance offering
Fennel Financials, a firm that has launched an ESG platform that offers retail investors access to tools to engage with firms, has tapped Eventus for its Validus platform.
Aveni Detect platform added to Genesys AppFoundary marketplace
UK RegTech Aveni has revealed that Aveni Detect has been made available on the Genesys AppFoundry marketplace.
Alpian taps Napier for risk management platform offering
Swiss digital private bank Alpian has partnered with Napier to implement the latter’s end-to-end risk management platform for the bank.
German compliance firm secjur lands €5.5m
secjur, a Hamburg-based provider of an AI-powered compliance automation platform, has scored €5.5m in seed financing.
Why companies need to prove they are customer-first
RegTech firm Aveni has claimed financial services firms need to act now to prove they really put the customer first, following a recent survey by the company.
What is anti-bribery and corruption compliance?
Bribery and corruption are two sides of the same coin. Often, public officials who accept bribes are usually considered corrupt, as are organisations that attempt to bribe.
How firms can navigate transaction monitoring during a recession
During a recession, it is common for everything to get a little harder. For compliance teams however, facing lower resourcing with increasing crime can be a fierce time.
Twitter CSO resigns as challenges grow for Elon Musk
Lea Kissner, the chief security officer at Twitter, has resigned alongside a number of other key privacy and security executives.
G20 called to intervene to avert bank funding of fossil fuels
Key economics, investors and bankers have called on the G20 to prioritise regulation to prevent a crash caused by continued fossil fuel financing, Finextra has claimed.