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CSI, Featurespace Team Up To Fight Money Laundering

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“As criminals relentlessly target financial systems, organizations require cutting-edge technology for fraud detection and risk management,” said Kurt Guenther , CSI’s group president of business solutions. “By Headquartered in Kentucky, CSI works with financial institutions (FIs) across the country to provide FinTech solutions.

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Samsung Pay Launches In China

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Samsung Pay will enable any China UnionPay cards to be uploaded and managed on the app. “China UnionPay attaches great importance to the security and innovation of payment. So far, Apple has secured the support of the credit card issuers/networks that account for 80 percent of China’s credit/debit cards.

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Fintech Fundings: 15 Companies Raise $51 Million Week Ending Dec 25

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The Kentucky-based company has developed a vendor management platform for banks and credit unions. Vendor management for financial services companies. HQ: Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Investment portfolio management . Escrow & renter deposit management. Source: Crunchbase. Latest round: $4 million.

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Fintech Fundings: 21 Companies Raise $460 Million Week Ending April 1

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Bluefin Payments received $6 million to expand its secure payment system. Real estate transaction management technology. HQ: Louisville, Kentucky. Tags: Consumer, investing, trading, robo-advisor, porfolio management. Stratumn grabbed $670,000 for its blockchain services. Total raised: $205 million. HQ: New York City.

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Wells CEO Faces Hill Grill On Account Scandals

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Just a bit more than four months into his tenure at the helm of Wells Fargo, new CEO Charlie Scharf faced pointed questioning from lawmakers on Capitol Hill about past scandals, the roadmap forward and whether the bank is too big to fail – or even manage. Waters categorized the bank as a “lawless organization” that opened 3.5