Tag: Europe
What is the future of ESG reporting in Europe?
Greenomy recently took the opportunity to discuss in detail European sustainability reporting standards and its final revisions.
European banks show strength and resilience in 2023 stress tests, EBA...
European banks have shown resilience in the face of a tougher stress test, according to a new report from the European Banking Authority (EBA).
radicant bank teams up with RegTech startup NetGuardians
radicant bank, the first digital sustainability bank in Switzerland, will bolster protections around payments through a partnership with NetGuardians.
How was the first year of EU Taxonomy reporting?
As firms finish their first annual EU taxonomy reporting procedures, Position Green taxonomy expert Tony Christensen has looked back on some of the pain points and lessons to be learned.
EU regulators hold public meeting to discuss DORA
The three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA) have held a joint digital public event to discuss the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
AML and fraud prevention RegTech Hawk AI scores $17m in Series...
Germany-based RegTech Hawk AI, which provides AML and fraud prevention technology to banks and payments companies, has secured $17m in its Series B.
Cash remains king but digital payments are catching up, ECB study...
A study by the ECB has found that while cash is the most commonly used form of payment, electronic payments are quickly catching up.
Insiber raises €100,000 as its helps SMEs with cybersecurity risks
Insiber, which is focused on helping SMEs with their cybersecurity risks, has reportedly collected €100,000 in funding.
The capital was supplied by Singaporean venture capital...
EBA publishes peer review conclusion on ICT risk supervision
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published the conclusion of its peer review of how competent authorities supervise institutions’ ICT risk management.
ECB: digital euro will not be available until 2026 at least
The European Central Bank (ECB) has said EU citizens are unlikely to see a digital euro until 2026 at the earliest as the bank considers further design and distribution considerations.