The MAS has been granted broader investigative and supervisory authorities over the finance sector, following the passage of a new Bill in Parliament. According to The Straits Times, this development marks a pivotal shift aimed at reinforcing Singapore's status as a preeminent international financial centre. Under the new legislation, MAS will possess the capability to conduct premises entry without prior warrant...

In celebration of International Women’s Day, FinTech Global is shining a spotlight on seven FinTech companies with woman founders.

Key French InsurTech investment stats in 2023: • French InsurTech companies raised a combined $94m in 2023, a 60% drop from 2022 • French InsurTech deal activity totalled at 18 deals in 2023, a 31% drop YoY • French InsurTech companies have raised a combined $1.2bn from 2019-2023 In 2023, French InsurTech companies experienced a significant decline in funding, with a collective total...

Nuke From Orbit, a pioneering UK-based FinTech, has successfully closed a pre-seed funding round, raising a substantial £500,000. This financial injection comes from a consortium of UK-based investors, including notable figures such as Oliver Bridgen, Co-Founder & COO of Ballinger Group, and Jordan Hallows, founder of Wey Bridging Finance. Nuke From Orbit stands at the forefront of mobile security, offering...

Fijoya, a platform specialising in tailored health and wellness services for employers, has revealed that it has secured an $8.3m funding round.

Todyl, a leading security and networking firm, has recently announced a significant milestone, securing a $50m Series B funding round.

Cayosoft, a leader in Microsoft Active Directory management, monitoring, and recovery, has announced a milestone in its growth trajectory.

Berlin-based InsurTech startup, INSRD, has successfully raised a €500k pre-seed round from a host of ecosystem angel investors.

Japanese FinTech leader Smartpay has partnered with Chubb Insurance to accelerate the digitisation of the Japanese insurance industry.

A lawsuit has been initiated by a coalition of ten Republican-led states against the U.S. SEC newly adopted climate-related disclosure rules.