Ping Identity rumoured to be targeting a valuation of up to £3bn as it...
American Ping Identity has filed for an initial public offering expected to raise $100m and make the company hit a valuation of up to $3bn.
30 million payment cards could have been compromised in Wawa breach
Wawa revealed in December that payment data on the customers who visited the US retailer’s 850 locations could have been compromised in a hack.
The challenges ahead: what do RegTechs need to watch out for in 2024?
FinTech Global spoke to the change-makers in the RegTech industry to understand the possible challenges and opportunities this year.
Payments NZ releases first API standard for payments
Payments NZ has released its first API standards for banks and third-parties, leading the way for open banking frameworks and improved innovation.
Harnessing data retention for enhanced AML compliance strategies
In the battle against money laundering, the significance of data retention in anti-money laundering (AML) compliance is often underestimated.
It serves as a fundamental...
Dynamo Software acquires data, reporting company HoldingsInsight
Investment management platform Dynamo Software has acquired data capture and reporting solution HoldingsInsight.
RegTech scaleup Ascent has bagged $19.3m in a new Series B funding round
Ascent, the enterprise using tech to boost compliance, has just announced a $19.3m funding round led by Drive Capital, the venture capital firm that has previously invested in InsurTech company Root Insurance among other businesses.
President Biden eyes ramped up cyber spending in 2024 budget
The White House has published its $6.9tn budget proposal for fiscal 2024 and has the aim to increase cyber spending.
BlueVoyant bags $140m Series E and snaps up cybersecurity firm
BlueVoyant, a cyber company known for illuminating, validating, and mitigating internal and external risks, has raised $140m in investment.
First-party fraud is now 50% more common than third-party fraud
First-party fraud, or “friendly fraud”, is now 50% more common than third-party fraud, according to a report from Fraud.net.