In the ever-evolving world of compliance and risk management, staying ahead of regulatory changes is a formidable challenge.

BMLL, a firm specialising in data and analytics for global equity and futures markets, has secured a £16m strategic investment. According to Business Cloud, leading the investment round was Optiver, alongside new investor CTC Venture Capital, with continued support from existing stakeholders such as Nasdaq Ventures, FactSet, and IQ Capital’s growth fund. The company offers a unique value proposition by...

Bank Negara Malaysia, PayNet and several financial institutions have teamed up to launch the National Financial Portal (NFP), a cutting-edge platform designed to bolster the NRSC's operations.

Carmoola, a UK-based FinTech company focused on car finance, has entered into a significant debt deal with NatWest, valued at £100m.

Atlas Metrics, a trailblazer in ESG compliance solutions, has recently closed a Series A funding round, amassing €12.2m.

The Bank of Ireland has announced the appointment of Akshaya Bhargava as its new Chair and Governor.

The Bank of England (BoE) and the FCA have unveiled their latest initiative, the Digital Securities Sandbox (DSS), aimed at fostering innovation in the realm of digital assets within traditional financial frameworks.

The introduction of the CSRD marks a pivotal shift in corporate reporting by integrating ESG factors directly into the operational strategies of businesses.

The short-term disability (STD) claims process presents significant challenges for both carriers and benefits administrators. These inefficiencies primarily stem from reliance on outdated, manual processes like live calls, physical forms, and antiquated methods for capturing necessary documentation. Such approaches are not only resource-intensive but also create frustrating experiences for employees and employers alike. With client satisfaction and retention becoming ever more crucial, carriers are increasingly turning to new technologies to resolve these bottlenecks, as customer experience specialists Ushur explain.

Jakarta-based InsurTech startup, Rey, has secured an additional $3.5m in funding as it seeks to expand its AI-powered health insurance platform.