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In the face of an escalating climate crisis, harnessing technology for emissions reduction has never been more urgent. This and other pivotal issues will be driving the agenda for the upcoming COP28. Get up to speed on the key topics being discussed.

Leveraging global media for a more proactive stance on risk is the future of financial crime prevention. Traditional methods often involve manual searches across various applications to identify potential threats in customer and counterparty relationships. While this may have been the standard practice in the past, advancements in technology are reshaping the landscape.

Blocktrade, a trailblazing platform that blends blockchain technology with gamification principles to deliver an enthralling digital asset trading experience, has announced securing a financial commitment of $10m.

Aark Digital, a decentralised derivatives exchange constructed on the Arbitrum network, has recently piqued the interest of OKX Ventures, the investment arm of leading Web3 technology company OKX.

Inpay, the Denmark-based international payments provider, has clinched an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence from the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), marking a FinTech breakthrough in Scandinavia by integrating EMI, Payment Service Provider (PSP), and Third Party Provider (TPP) capabilities.

Ziina, under the strategic leadership of their Head of Compliance and AML, Leonardo Correa, has adopted the groundbreaking platform of Flagright to revolutionise their AML compliance strategies and fraud prevention procedures.

nealthy, a startup that seeks to democratise investment in Web3 tech via indices, has made a strategic move to Dubai and bagged $1.3m.

Real estate investment platform Stake has raised $8m in its oversubscribed pre-Series A funding round.

Dubai-based buy now, pay later platform tabby has secured $50m in its debt financing round from Partners for Growth.

Dubai-headquartered Tarabut Gateway has closed its seed round and Pre-Series A funding round on a combined total of $25m.