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5 biggest technology innovations in RegTech
With the regulatory environment constantly changing, firms are looking towards technology to help. With so many different solutions available, Aveni has outlined the five biggest innovations companies should be looking at.
How regulations can help the fight against modern slavery
In a fight to tackle the scourge of modern slavery, a flurry of antislavery legislation has been introduced in the past decade. How can they help?
Strata nets $26m in Series B financing haul
Strata, a distributed multi-cloud identity orchestration firm, has secured $26m in a Series B funding round led by Telstra Ventures.
AIFinTech100 firm Inscribe lands $25m in Series B
Inscribe, a fraud detection and document automation platform, has recently scored $25m in Series B funding.
Why flexibility is essential for CLM platforms
There are countless client lifecycle management (CLM) platforms in the market. To separate the best from the rest, KYC Portal believes firms should look at its flexibility.
Why data protection is more vital than ever in modern communications
In a world that is becoming ever more digitally connected, ensuring robust data protection has become more important than ever.
Which RegTech leaders could stand out in 2023?
One of the fastest-growing technologies in recent years has been the area of regulatory technology, better known as RegTech. Going into 2023, who are...
Financial crime platform Themis locks in £3.1m
Themis, a digital financial crime platform, has scored £3.1m in its latest pre-Series A funding round.
The RegTech trends to watch out for in 2023
Since the onset of the Covid-19, the RegTech sector has witnessed a period of growth, with further growth expected going forward. What can be expected to happen in 2023?
What are the best practices in IT risk management?
When it comes to IT risk management, there can be a lot to lose if not done right. What are some of the best practices to ensure this is avoided?