Tag: Fintech
Theta Lake’s ML playbook exposes RegTech’s AI pretenders
As "AI-washing" spreads across the compliance sector, Theta Lake is making the case that the difference between genuine AI-native platforms and superficial marketing claims...
Why structuring remains AML’s hardest problem to spot
Large cash transactions are easy to spot. But a series of smaller transactions spread across days, branches or accounts can be far harder to...
Mbanq lands first institutional backing for $100m note
Mbanq, a US-based banking infrastructure and embedded finance provider, has secured the first institutional investment into its $100m loan participation note programme, with a...
ninjaOne secured one of the top US FinTech deals as funding...
Key US FinTech investment stats in Q2 2026: US FinTech funding increased 9% YoY in Q2
New York companies secured four of the top...
Collective launches Insurance Center with Coverdash, Solo Health
Collective, the all-in-one financial platform designed solely for self-employed entrepreneurs, has unveiled its Insurance Center, a new hub allowing members across all 50 US...
Corgi’s valuation soars to $4bn in new Series B extension
Corgi, an AI-driven InsurTech based in San Francisco, has secured fresh capital at a $4bn valuation, marking its third fundraise in under three months.
The...
Neon raises $13m as KRAFTON joins Series A round
Neon, a global payments and e-commerce platform for game publishers, has closed a $13m Series A round aimed at helping studios gain independence from...
KYCP overhauls COT to tackle onboarding drop-off
Client onboarding remains one of the most persistent friction points in RegTech, with abandoned applications and error-ridden submissions costing firms time and revenue.
KYCP is...
Can community banks survive FinTech compliance risk?
Community banks chasing growth through FinTech partnerships are facing a stark warning from regulators. In May 2026, the Office of the Comptroller of the...
Compliance without AI agents is a losing battle
Financial crime is not standing still. Criminal networks are exploiting increasingly sophisticated technology, transaction volumes keep climbing, and regulatory expectations are growing ever more...










