Tag: compliance management
Red Deer teams up with Cappitech to improve MiFID II compliance
Research platform Red Deer has teamed up with Cappitech, a regulatory reporting and intelligence solution for financial services, has formed a partnership to improve MiFID II and MAR compliance.
Ascent adds a top 50 bank to its client base
Compliance automation platform Ascent has added a new unnamed Global Top 50 bank to its client base to help them keep up with regulations such as the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) and the Banking Executive Accountability Regime (BEAR).
Ascent looks back on 2019 and predicts what’s in store for...
It has been a big year for RegTech, with $6.5bn being invested in just the opening three quarters. With the year coming to an end, it begs the question of, what is next for the sector?
muinmos names Conor Ringland as new chief commercial officer
muinmos, an automated regulatory compliance platform, has named Conor Ringland as its new chief commercial officer.
Ascent adds three UK regulators to its compliance management system
Ascent, a compliance automation platform, has added three new UK regulators to its compliance management ecosystem.
Thoma Bravo to acquire asset finance software developer IDS
Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire a majority stake in the asset finance software developer IDS, from current owner SV Investment Partners.
Ascent adds EMIR compliance support to its product portfolio
Compliance automation platform Ascent has released its European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) service to its platform.
Jane.ai rebrands to Capacity alongside close of its Series B
Capacity, which helps businesses make better use of their siloed information, has netted $13.2m in its Series B round.
Apiax to work with aosphere to boost cross-border compliance
Digital compliance platform Apiax is working with aosphere to enhance its cross-border compliance service.
How much is personal data worth?
As data protection rules are becoming more prevalent around the world, companies paying consumers for data could become the norm.
