Tag: 2023 RegTech
China gives tech companies regulatory approval to launch AI chatbots
China has reportedly given regulatory approval for some tech companies to release their artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to the public.
How incoming regulations could affect the UK open banking market
With a burgeoning open banking market, the UK could be on the precipice of a monumental surge ahead of other international markets in the sector, according to notable industry experts. But how will incoming regulatory changes affect the country's ability to smash through the glass ceiling?
Deutsche Börse receives final regulatory approval for public takeover of SimCorp
Deutsche Börse Group AG has revealed that it has received final regulatory approval for its public takeover of the Danish SimCorp A/S.
Velo Payments acquires YapStone to deliver seamless global payment experience
Velo Payments has announced that it has purchased YapStone, as both companies aim to deliver a seamless global payment experience.
Colendi gains approval to launch Turkey’s first digital bank
Turkish FinTech Colendi has revealed that it has gained approval to launch the nation's first digital bank.
Kamma raises £3.6m to tackle Net Zero in UK properties
London-based RegTech Kamma has raised £3.6m as it looks to deliver Net Zero in UK homes and commercial properties.
NIST drafts major update to its world leading cyber security framework
NIST has revealed its latest draft of the National Institute of Standards and Technologies' cybersecurity framework.
Vesttoo confirms source of LOC fraud is external amid crisis
Vesttoo has revealed that the source of its now infamous LOC fraud scandal is external to the company.
Mastercard teams with Riskified to reduce eCommerce fraud
Mastercard and Riskified have announced a partnership designed to help businesses increase eCommerce revenues while reducing fraud.
Coinbase lands approval to list crypto futures across USA
Coinbase has secured approval to offer cryptocurrency futures trading to US retail customers following a 2-year application process.