Landytech Secures $12 Million Series B
Landytech, the company that owns the leading investment reporting platform Sesame, reported receiving an investment of $12 million following the results of the Series B financing round.
Landytech, the company that owns the leading investment reporting platform Sesame, reported receiving an investment of $12 million following the results of the Series B financing round.
Cushon’s primary products offer an investment strategy designed to drive down the financed CO2 emissions of customers’ investments. With a £144 million investment, NatWest will become the company’s major stakeholder
One of the largest financial institutions in Southeast Asia, DBS Bank is planning to expand its crypto trading services to Hong Kong as soon as it gets the necessary license
3AC founders refuse to comply with subpoena, launch bankruptcy claims trading exchange instead.
Coincover, a UK-based provider of digital asset protection services, has reported raising $30 million in funding.
The Central Bank of the UAE launched Financial Infrastructure Transformation Programme which includes nine key digital finance initiatives to make UAE financial and digital payment hub
The platform of the Canadian company SaaS for cybersecurity Beauceron Security has received funding from CIBC Innovation Banking.
Dhakai has expanded the capabilities of its platform designed to search for clothing suppliers in B2B format.
Passengers flying Qatar Airways planes have been allowed to transfer their flight data to a reusable electronic tag attached to their luggage.
The European Union Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy has approved the proposed update of the European Digital Identification System.
Danish neobank Lunar announced the raising of financing in the amount of 35 million euros.
Standard Chartered Bank and Singapore-based Allinpay have made PayNow’s instant cross-border payments feature available to merchants and businesses in Hong Kong.
Jupiter Asset Management sold its stake in digital lender Starling Bank.
Bank of London, a global startup in the field of clearing and transactional banking services, has raised $40 million as part of a Series C funding expansion.
The banking group, consisting of nine large financial institutions, has directed investments of $45 million to the development of Carbonplace, a global network of transactions on carbon credits based on DLT, founded by them.
Dubai mandates licensing for crypto services providers with new regulatory requirements by the VARA.
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