Tag: AI Analytics
Hawk launches Analytics Studio to streamline AI model governance
Hawk, an AI-powered provider of anti-money laundering (AML), screening and fraud prevention solutions, has launched Analytics Studio, a new AI lifecycle management solution aimed...
Hawk introduces analytics studio for AI-driven fraud and AML
Hawk, a specialist in AI-powered anti-money laundering, screening and fraud prevention, has launched Analytics Studio, a new solution designed to help banks and payment...
Why resilience defines corporate leaders in 2026
The events of 2025 left little doubt about the direction of corporate success. Resilience has moved from a defensive concept to a defining competitive...
Devexperts unveils Acomotrade AI insights tool for brokers
Devexperts, the global software developer for the capital markets, has launched Acomotrade, its new AI-driven data analysis solution designed to enhance trader engagement and...
GFT and FICO join forces to boost real-time fraud defence
GFT and FICO have formed a new global partnership aimed at modernising fraud prevention and risk management for financial institutions.
The two companies have joined...
Checkout.com unveils Flow Remember Me for faster pay
Checkout.com has launched Flow Remember Me, a new feature designed to make digital payments faster and more seamless across its global network of merchants.
Diginex strengthens ESG tech with Matter DK ApS deal
Diginex, a NASDAQ-listed provider of sustainability RegTech solutions, has completed the acquisition of Matter DK ApS, a Copenhagen-based ESG data firm.
The all-share transaction, valued...
Agentic analytics firm Veezoo secures $6m Series A
Veezoo, a Swiss-based AI-native analytics platform, has raised $6m in a Series A round led by ACE Ventures.
SimCorp and Axyon AI partner to boost predictive analytics
SimCorp, a global financial technology provider and a subsidiary of Deutsche Börse Group, has entered a strategic partnership with Axyon AI.
The collaboration aims to...
ZestyAI: Home neglect risks billions in claims
Over half of U.S. homeowners are delaying critical repairs, according to new research from ZestyAI, potentially exposing insurers to $317bn in claims.










