HSBC picks MuleSoft’s open-banking solutions as banks worldwide rush to modernize themselves
Big lender HSBC has taken another step towards re-imagining its offering for the 21st century by leveraging MuleSoft’s application-building platform.
HelpSystems secures strategic investment from TA Associates and Charlesbank
HelpSystems has secured an undisclosed strategic investment from TA Associates and Charlesbank Capital Partners.
TypingDNA secures $7m in latest round
TypingDNA, a behavioural biometrics solution, has scored $7m in its Series A round which was led by Google’s AI-focused venture firm Gradient Ventures.
Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director says there’s still more to do to ensure...
Since the financial crisis, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has been hard at work rebuilding trust in the country’s financial services. However, the managing director believes more must be done.
Could Brexit mean one of the EU’s most complicated laws may become even more...
The revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) could be updated after Brexit. So what would MiFID III entail?
Autenti said to raise $4.48m in its latest funding round
Autenti, a Poland-headquartered electronic signature startup, has reportedly netted $4.48m in a funding round.
ShardSecure closes oversubscribed seed fund as it looks to launch platform
Data protection startup ShardSecure has closed an oversubscribed seed funding round to help it bring its Microshard solution to market later this year.
CFTC warns against coronavirus-related fraud
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has warned the public to be on alert for frauds seeking to profit from recent market volatility related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Document creation company Templafy collects $25m in its Series C round
Document creation and automation platform Templafy has collected $25m in its Series C round which was led by private equity firm Insight Partners.
The SEC opens up crowdfunding rules to help businesses survive COVID-19
As the coronavirus is continuously making the situation more dire for businesses, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has offered them a potential lifeline by providing temporary, conditional relief by easing the US’ crowdfunding rules.