Over two fifths of health insurers still lack a consumer facing app
Only 42% of health insurers in Europe have a consumer facing app, despite the rising importance of digitalisation, according to a new whitepaper from Scanbot.
The US Department of Justice steps in on Intuit’s $7.1bn acquisition of Credit Karma...
The US Department of Justice has announced Credit Karma must divest its tax business to Square, if it wishes to complete its $7.1bn acquisition by Intuit.
Paysme secures £268,520 in oversubscribed crowdfunding round
The SME-focused FinTech startup Paysme has already banged through its original target by securing £268,520 on its Seedrs campaign, and it's not over yet.
PureFacts secures $15.39m in new round
WealthTech venture PureFacts Financial Solutions has picked up a CAD$20m ($15.39m) investment from Scotiabank and Round 13 Capital.
CyberTech DefenseStorm locks down $19m in new capital
Cybersecurity and cyber compliance company DefenseStorm has added $19m to its coffers to support its growth.
RegTech Detected bags £600,000 in seed capital
Business verification platform Detected has secured £600,000 in a funding round led by EmergeVest alongside a smattering of angel investors.
The FCA outlines the benefits of its new RegData platform
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is replacing its data collection platform Gabriel with RegData and has highlighted a number of its improvements to user experience.
Novidea – the future of broking
To succeed, the broker of the future must transition into a consultancy role that provides an enhanced service and greater value to customers. This means embracing change through customer-centric, data-first technologies, according to leading broker platform provider Novidea.
HMBradley picks up $18.25m in Series A round
Having officially launched earlier this year, new neobank HMBradley has now secured $18.25m in a Series A funding round.
SEC proposal could see gig workers get up to 15% of compensation in stock
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reportedly proposed a measure that would allow gig workers to get up to 15% of their compensation in stock.
