Axway announced the all-cash acquisition of Syncplicity, a leading enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) solution that provides users with the experience and tools they need for secure collaboration. With the acquisition of Syncplicity, Axway will be able to further enhance the Axway AMPLIFY™ platform to transform the way modern enterprises collaborate and innovate across digital ecosystems and further heighten engagement with customers, employees and partners

Moneyfarm, one of the leading digital wealth management companies, today reports a 16% month-on-month average increase. As well as, another new senior hire, as it celebrates its one-year anniversary of launching in the UK.

After having arrived in the UK, Moneyfarm has doubled its number of employees and now boasts an 80-strong team. Most recently, Scott Gallacher joins the team as Moneyfarm’s Chief Commercial Officer, following December’s announcement of both Paolo Savini Nicci as Chief Financial Officer and Richard Flax as Chief Investment Officer.

Euclid Opportunities, NEX Group’s financial technology investment entity, unveils today that it has made a strategic investment in RSRCHXchange. This is a cloud-based marketplace and MiFID II workflow solution for accessing institutional research. The investment will enable RSRCHXchange to continue to extend its global footprint and accelerate growth. Terms of the investment are not disclosed. 

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Gemalto, the leading digital security provider, invites visitors to Mobile World Congress 2017 to find out how the Internet of Things (IoT) is turned into the Internet of Trusted Things (IoTT).  

By combining advanced encryption techniques with robust identity management, Gemalto protects sensitive data in devices along with the cloud. In addition, it builds confidence in applications such as smart cities, the connected car, and consumer products.  

I heard a rumour the other day.  The rumour goes something like: are you not surprised that banks grow into big beasts, as it’s government supported?  Governments want banks to be big and regulated, because governments can then access the data the bank is keeping about their clients.  IT’s access to data for tracking financial flows and movements that is at the core of government interests here.

Financial IT speaks with token at Finovate Europe 2017

 Jumio, the creator of Netverify^® Trusted Identity as a Service (TIaaS), dominated the identity verification space with momentous growth in FY 2016, ending Q4 at 49 percent growth year-over-year, the largest in the company's history, and with revenue growth of 44 percent in annual recurring revenue (ARR) year-over-year. Jumio also saw deeper penetration with enterprise customers, counting three of the top 10 U.S.