UOB launches Singapore’s first green and sustainable deposits solution for corporate clients
United Overseas Bank (UOB), a leading bank in Asia, has launched its Green and Sustainable Deposits solution for corporate and institutional clients.
The benefits of a strong policy management programme
Current estimates have the amount laundered globally each year at a staggering £1.8trn – 3% of total GDP. With this considered, what role can a strong compliance programme play in tackling this?
What role does blockchain have in compliance?
Technology and regulatory compliance can often seem unconnected to some. However, in a world where cryptocurrency continues to establish deeper roots in the mainstream, they are becoming more connected.
Dubber names new non-executive director
Dubber, a cloud-based call recording and voice AI solution, has named Sarah Diamond as a non-executive director of the company.
99% of UK merchants have seen rise in payment declines since SCA implementation
Nearly all UK merchants have experienced an increase in payment declines following the introduction of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), according to research from Nuapay.
NatWest launches Carbon Planner for UK businesses to their carbon footprint
NatWest has launched Carbon Planner, a free to use digital platform aimed at helping UK businesses manage their future fuel and operational costs, as well as lower their carbon footprint.
Data access platform Torsion scores ?1.1m in fresh funding
Torsion, a data access governance software platform Torsion Information Security has netted ?1.1m in a fresh funding round.
FCA fines Ghana International Bank £5.8m for AML failings
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Ghana International Bank £5,829,900 for poor AML and CTF controls over its correspondent banking activities.
ESMA publishes findings around ESG ratings
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a letter to the European Commission around the findings of a call for evidence on ESG ratings.
FCA calls for more tech experts to take the fight to fraud
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said it is looking for a ‘significant number’ of tech experts as it looks to invest in data usage to prevent online fraud.













