Insight helps data compliance startup OneTrust to $1.3bn valuation in huge Series A round
Data compliance startup OneTrust has hit a $1.3bn valuation thanks to a huge Series A investment round led by private equity house Insight Partners.
Ireland brings new legislation for BNPL
Buy now, pay later companies operating in Ireland will now need to be authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland, following an extension to the Consumer Protection Act 2022.
Sustainable compliance RegTech startup Tookitaki bags $7.5m Series A round
Tookitaki, a RegTech startup which aims to help financial institutions develop sustainable compliance programmes, has raised $7.5m through a venture capital-backed Series A round.
Can modern technology assist regulated institutions in their AML commitments?
Technology has the potential to combat money laundering and terrorist financing (AML/CFT) therefore making compliance faster, cheaper and more efficient, according to a new blog post by Sigma Ratings.
Banks face considerably lower ratings if they don’t tackle financial crime and governance
Sigma Ratings and Fitch Group warn in a new report that banks and financial institutions could face serious risks if they neglect to tackle financial crime, oversight and governance risk.
UBS hit with $8m SEC fine over volatility-tied compliance failures
UBS Wealth Management USA has agreed to pay a $8m fine to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over its failure to properly supervise brokers who sold complex exchange-traded products without understanding the risks.
PE firm buys compliance workflow provider RIA in a Box
Aquiline Capital Partners has bought RIA in a Box, a provider of compliance workflow solutions to wealth managers.
Consumer outcomes not considered in board meetings
Consumer outcomes are not considered very much by the board or executive committee, according to a new survey by Aveni.
The FCA tells banks to stay open
The UK went on lockdown on Monday March 23. Still, the UK's top financial watchdog is advising that banks remain open.
Report finds suspected Chinese state-backed group targeting Asian telecoms
A cybersecurity report has found an alleged Chinese state-sponsored faction is attempting to hack telecommunications organisations in Taiwan, Nepal and the Philippines.