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Latin America Tries To Tackle Its Digital Security Problem

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But the recent thefts, along with other attempted and completed cyberattacks, demonstrate why payments officials in the region are expressing fresh concern about financial security there. Evidence of that comes from Swift’s Latin America Regional Conference , held earlier this month in Miami. Fraud is a Top Worry. Growing Awareness.

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The 2015 GonzoBanker Awards

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To those community bankers claiming their growing Compliance departments say no to everything. How about fighting harder with better examples and holding compliance officers as accountable as everybody else. FFIEC’s Cyber Security Self-Assessment Tool. Popular Community Bank in Miami. Did we hear a whaaaa?

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Fintech Fundings: 20 Companies Raise $300 Million Week Ending July 17

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Regulatory compliance solutions for new account opening. Mobile banking platform. HQ: Miami, Florida. Digital payments solutions. Tags: Payments, prepaid cards, digital banking, mobile, global payments. In total, 20 companies raised $294 million, all in equity (as far as we know). HQ: Dublin, Ireland.

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Fintech Fundings: 26 Companies Raise $280 Million in 4th Week of June

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Digital bank startup. Expense compliance system. Banking & money management for students. HQ: Miami, Florida. Digital identity verification. Tags: Institutions, B2B2C, social media, security, compliance, Santander (investor), Finovate alum. Total raised: $59.3 HQ: San Francisco, California.

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37 Corporate Innovation Labs In Finance

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The success of the One Market Center location in San Francisco has spurred other Innovation Centers across the world, in locations such as Dubai, Singapore, Miami, and London. Working with FCAT, the charity searched for third-party vendors and iterated testing on compliance with legal and regulatory requirements to be able to accept Bitcoin.