Financial institutions stories
Banks can now run repeatable risk calculations inside Databricks without moving data out, keeping audit trails and governance controls intact.
The move gives banks in Australia and across Asia-Pacific local support as Quantifind seeks growth after a USD $200 million investment round.
Supply chain compromises helped actively exploited flaws to 215 in the first half of 2026, as attackers used trusted tools and platforms to steal credentials.
The banking software group is now valued at USD $260 million after the latest follow-on financing, bringing its total funding to nearly USD $66 million.
A compliance gap is leaving 22% of financial services firms running AI agents in production without monitoring, a New Relic study warns.
Fresh capital will help Hyperlayer hire and expand across three regions as banks seek to modernise legacy systems without costly core replacements.
Banks are using payment cards as trust anchors to link onboarding, wallet enrolment and fraud checks without adding more customer friction.
The hire signals a push into acquisitions and new financial services products as the payments group broadens beyond dispute management.
Financial firms can now assess privacy-preserving AI tools faster as DataMasque joins MAS's PathFin.ai library to mask sensitive customer data.
Her appointment signals Shield's push to sharpen its compliance software as banks grapple with tighter communications monitoring and AI oversight.
Fraud teams can now flag suspicious devices before login, as PoSA v1.11 adds real-time risk scores to help stop account takeovers earlier.
Financial firms can now give AI agents governed access to Bloomberg data, with context that clarifies currency, pricing and timing.
Financial firms can now let AI agents pull licensed Bloomberg data through a standardised interface that also supplies the context needed to use it correctly.
Production trials at 12 banks and financial institutions cut manual post-trade reconciliation work by an average of 76%, Duco said.
The tie-up aims to help 7,400 US community banks and credit unions spot AI-enabled cyber threats earlier and speed up responses.
The tie-up aims to speed real-world blockchain deployment among Korean banks and other institutions as tokenised assets gain momentum in Asia.
Banks worried about data security and rising AI costs can now run Farsight's platform on their own systems via Ornn's GPU capacity.
Verified profiles and richer message formats could help banks and credit unions curb impersonation scams as RCS reaches more US phones.
Banks and phone firms face pressure to do more, as 34 per cent of Canadians say they were targeted by a scam in the past year.
The London start-up will use the funding to expand autonomous attack testing as firms face more frequent, AI-driven cyber threats.