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  • FIS Launches First In A New Series Of AI-Enabled Risk Solutions With C3 AI for Financial Services Industry

    Date 17/06/2021

    Key facts

    • FIS AML Compliance Hub is the first in a new line of AI-based solutions from FIS for capital markets firms.
    • New solution uses artificial technology to aggregate and analyze client data across financial crime detection systems such as know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) to improve outcomes.
    • The FIS AML Compliance Hub leverages technology from C3 AI and is the first in a new line of solutions to be developed under a new agreement between the two companies.

  • Horizon Software Partners With Terranoha To Launch Chatbots And Route Messages Powered By AI

    Date 17/06/2021

    Horizon Software, a leading provider of electronic trading solutions and algorithmic technology, announce today their partnership with Terranoha, a unique AI platform, to integrate Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions into its financial system in order to digitize and automate communication to clients and accelerate digital transformation.

  • Alter Domus Launches AIFM And Specialised Depositary Services In Ireland

    Date 17/06/2021

    • Largest provider in Ireland offering full-service solutions dedicated to private asset funds encompassing, fund administration, AIFM, specialised depositary and corporate services
    • Alter Domus’ Irish operations have doubled in size over the past 12 months, with further growth expected

  • Europex: Call For Harmonised Implementation Of The Clean Energy Package: Independent Aggregation Rules To Unlock Full Potential Of Demand-Side Flexibility

    Date 17/06/2021

    Independent Aggregators (IAs) have the potential to provide an additional means of accessing the market for small producers and end consumers, including prosumers, small-scale RES producers and DSR flexibility providers. Independent aggregators can be relevant for the further unlocking of incentive-based (explicit) demand response, bundling smaller amounts of flexibility into larger amounts that are dispatchable and which can be traded on European coupled wholesale and/or in local flexibility markets. They can also indirectly overcome market entry barriers (such as minimum bid sizes, complexity and costs for settlement and clearing, communication requirements, regulatory complexity, etc.) for smaller companies and individuals that wish to be ‘prosumers’ or flexible regarding their energy use but which individually are too small to handle daily requirements in a secure and profitable way. Enabling independent aggregation is therefore an important step in further unlocking the potential of demand-side flexibility resources in Europe.

  • UK And Nordics Lead Open Banking In Europe

    Date 17/06/2021

    • New report from Mastercard reveals the progress of open banking across ten European countries
    • Overall the UK and Nordic countries are best placed to make the most of open banking thanks to a high number of open banking APIs, progressive regulators, and consumer readiness
    • In the UK there are more than 100 live solutions already in market and Q1 2021 usage exceeded 2bn API calls for the first time