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  • EBA Publishes Consumer Trends Report For 2018-19

    Date 20/02/2019

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its Consumer Trends Report for 2018 and 2019. The Report covers the trends and issues related to retail banking products and services that fall within the EBA's consumer protection mandate, such as mortgages, consumer credit, deposits, payment accounts, payment services and electronic money. The Report also provides an overview of the topical issues identified in 2018/19 that impact or may impact consumers.

  • Company Settles Unregistered ICO Charges After Self-Reporting To SEC

    Date 20/02/2019

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Gladius Network LLC with conducting an unregistered initial coin offering (ICO), which the company self-reported to the SEC.  

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change On Securities Market

    Date 20/02/2019

    CCP NCC is changing the list of assets that can be accepted as collateral and market risk rates on Securities market starting from March 1, 2019 due to regulation of the Bank of Russia of 01.11.2018 № 658-P "About requirements to a qualified CCP, order of recognition of the quality of management of a qualified CCP as satisfactory, the grounds and procedure for a decicion on the recognition of the quality of the central counterparty’s management as unsatisfactory, the procedure for communicating the decision to the central counterparty" entering into force.

  • Tehran Stock Exchange Weekly Market Review - 16 February 2019 To 20 February 2019

    Date 20/02/2019

    Click here to download Tehran Stock Exchange's weekly market review.

  • The Titans Of AI And The ML Arms Race In Cybersecurity - Aite Group’s Latest Report Finds That Machine Learning-Powered Cybersecurity Solutions Are Becoming Must-Haves For Threat Detection And Response

    Date 20/02/2019

    Signature-based detection systems have failed to detect attacks (while still inundating analysts with false positives) because their adversaries’ tactics, techniques, and procedures are always changing. To end this historical epoch of failure, the technology that vendors use to detect and prevent attacks must adapt to meet the evolving approaches of hackers. ML is powering the next evolution of these systems. Aite Group’s newest report, The Titans of AI and the ML Arms Race in Cybersecurity, explores the rollout of ML solutions to replace or augment legacy signature detection systems in businesses’ environments.