NatWest chief exec Alison Rose steps down with immediate effect
The group’s board of directors says Rose has “agreed by mutual consent to step down”.
The group’s board of directors says Rose has “agreed by mutual consent to step down”.
The US Federal Reserve has fined Credit Suisse $269 million, with the UK’s PRA issuing a further $119 million fine.
The eight-page letter was delivered to a court in Munich through Marsalek’s defence lawyer.
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The Amazon One technology allows users to complete transactions using just their hand.
The Digital Sandbox has previously only been available to developers via pilots and TechSprints.
The PSR’s future direction on the NPA was outlined in its annual plan and budget for 2023/24.
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The San Marino-based fintech will deploy Finastra’s SaaS solution for high-value corporate payment processing.
Wagman joins Rapyd from the Israel Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority (IMPA).
The complaint was filed by a Mexican citizen in June, according to El Economista.
The Fed says it found that Deutsche Bank made “insufficient remedial progress” in fixing its AML controls.
N26 will reportedly continue to be restricted to 50,000 new customer acquisitions per month.
The framework comes a year after the FSB called for regulation of the crypto industry on an international level.
ThetaRay currently engages around one billion end users and monitors over 15 billion transactions per year.
With a presence in Lithuania, the company hopes to gain more business in the Baltic region.
The review will examine how the FCA is working to overcome new challenges and take advantage of opportunities.
Fincom’s AML Sanctions Screening solution won the AML & Compliance Tech of the Future at the awards.
The CFPB has ordered Bank of America to pay $150m in penalties and more than $100m to affected consumers.
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Cybersecurity must develop in tandem with AI, the regulator’s chief executive said this week.
The firm is setting up a new base in Luxembourg and will invest €200m in the country and across the wider EU.
Fiinu’s cost reduction plans include staff redundancies.
Investigations have been carried out at sites in East London, Leeds, Exeter, Sheffield and Nottingham.
Ant Group and its subsidiaries have received a penalty of $984.3m, and Tenpay has been slapped a fine of $413m.
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The layer will maintain user privacy and offer protection from fraudulent activity and money laundering.
The Law Commission has conducted the first-ever rigorous common law analysis relating to digital assets.
Financial authorities will work to bring about fair competition by allowing more players to enter the market.
The deal marks Corlytics’ second acquisition of the year after buying ING SparQ in January 2023.
The firm is now the first Scandinavian fintech to hold EMI, TPP and PSP licences.
The central bank says it took the decision due to “serious, systematic and multiple violations of legal acts”.
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The MoU aims to establish an “ongoing forum” to discuss voluntary regulatory cooperation.
Socure has integrated Berbix’s tech to launch its new predictive document verification solution, DocV 3.0.
The proposed measures include revising the Payment Services Directive to become PSD3.
The funding round was led by Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures.
A new cartoon illustrating the enforcement approach that US regulators are taking with the crypto industry.