Tag: Cloud technology

Tieto, a Nordic technology company, has signed a framework agreement with Orange Business, a global managed services and cloud provider, making Orange Business a...

FinTech Trends: 240 FinTech firms across six regions participated in a survey providing view of how FinTech–incumbent partnerships are shaping innovation and market positioning ...

Duco, a London-headquartered SaaS provider specialising in AI-powered operational data automation, has entered into a strategic partnership with Phoenix Group as the UK savings and retirement giant looks to modernise its data reconciliation capabilities across asset management.

Financial firms are rapidly increasing their focus on data testing as they modernise their technology infrastructure to cope with rising data volumes, message rates,...

ClearScore has strengthened its partnership with Oakbrook to expand access to debt consolidation loans that directly settle consumer debts with creditors.

Iplicit, a cloud accounting software platform purpose-built for the UK mid-market, has announced a £25m investment from leading technology growth investor One Peak. This significant...

Tokio Marine North America Services (TMNAS) has partnered with Earnix, a global provider of AI-driven SaaS solutions, to develop a centralised rate repository aimed at enhancing pricing and rating strategies.

Global Screening Services (GSS), a prominent RegTech innovator, has published its 2024/2025 Sanctions Survey, revealing key insights into how financial institutions are adapting to the evolving sanctions landscape.

Cloud security company Wiz, recognised as a leader in cloud-native application protection, has announced a strategic investment from SoftBank Vision Fund 2. The funding aims to support Wiz's expansion efforts in the Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) region.

As financial institutions navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment, many are finding that cloud technology offers a reliable solution for future-proofing compliance efforts. The move to cloud-based financial crime compliance not only enhances agility but also helps institutions meet stringent regulatory requirements more effectively.