RegTech

May
15

FullCircl named RegTech Partner of the Year at the British Bank Awards 2023

FullCircl has won ‘RegTech Partner of the Year’ at the prestigious annual British Bank Awards, for its unique Customer Lifecycle Intelligence solution.

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Nov
30

Customers at the heart of your business? Now is the time to prove it says AI Regtech business Aveni

Investment in compliance must be made to achieve this and Aveni’s survey suggests that this is gaining importance.

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Aug
11

Currencycloud teams up with global regtech Clausematch to enable future growth

Currencycloud have contracted Clausematch, the global regtech company and compliance experts, to implement its policy management solution.

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Jun
22

AutoRek appoints Andrew Elmore as new CTO

Andrew Elmore has been appointed as Chief Technology Officer at AutoRek, a leading software provider to companies in the global financial services sector.

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Mar
26

Arctic Intelligence, global RegTech firm wins again

Arctic Intelligence, continues to be recognised globally by industry associations and trade publications as a force to be reckoned with.

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Jun
29

IRTA International RegTech Association officially launched

Incorporated in Switzerland on May 16, 2017, the non-profit International RegTech Association (IRTA) is a united community of individuals and organizations, with a shared vision to innovate, advance, and influence the future of Regulatory Technology (RegTech). Sponsored and funded by its Members, the IRTA exists to ease and accelerate the evolution of the global RegTech ecosystem, through integration, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing. The IRTA brings together the people, tools, processes, and policies that are required to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving RegTech landscape. The IRTA is a unique, global organization of people, which believes in creating RegTech as a profession, and enabling Innovation-in Trust as a key benefactor for the future […]

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Mar
07

Law firms cosy up to UK fintech community

Top law firm Slaughter and May is to give five fintech startups free legal services worth tens of thousands of pounds. Meanwhile, another law firm, Simmons & Simmons, is launching a fintech and regtech student support programme with London’s Queen Mary University. Simmons & Simmons and Slaughter and May are both keen to woo members of London’s vibrant fintech scene, building relationships that could one day yield valuable business. Late last year Slaughter and May opened the doors to its first Fintech Fast Forward programme, inviting applications from startups in areas such as insurtech, regtech, datatech and distributed ledger technology. Over 25 firms applied, seeking £30,000 of value add services […]

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Mar
01

UK & US Fintech Working Group to explore regtech

Innovate Finance, the independent membership association that represents the UK’s global FinTech community, together with its strategic partner Hogan Lovells, is looking at the potentially transformative role that regulatory technology (RegTech) might play in tackling the fragmented US financial environment. The Transatlantic Policy Working Group (TPWG) – a group of FinTech, public policy, financial services and academic stakeholders – set up by Innovate Finance, and formed to help advance policies that foster responsible FinTech innovation, is seeking to publish research on the role of RegTech as a mechanism to address the increasingly complicated US financial regulatory environment. Tighter regulation can improve standards, enhance protection and engender trust and confidence amongst […]

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