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We are delighted to share that MAP FinTech has once again been recognised with the prestigious Best RegTech Reporting Solution award at the Global Forex Awards 2025 – B2B. This marks another proud milestone in our journey to transform regulatory reporting through cutting-edge technology and deep

We are thrilled to announce that MAP FinTech has once again been recognised as a finalist in four categories at A-Team Group’s 2025 RegTech Insight Awards Europe! These prestigious awards honour both established leaders and emerging innovators who have developed impactful RegTech solutions

We are thrilled to announce that MAP FinTech has once again been recognised as a finalist in four categories at A-Team Group’s 2025 RegTech Insight Awards Europe! These prestigious awards honour both established leaders and emerging innovators who have developed impactful RegTech solutions

MAP FinTech is featured in the latest Compliance & RegTech special issue of Gold Magazine (February 2025 issue). The article highlights our continued efforts in regulatory technology, providing financial institutions with innovative RegTech solutions. It covers our recent milestones, including

  As the global focus on reducing carbon emissions and the transition towards renewable energy sources, Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs) or Financial Power Purchase Agreements (FPPAs) have emerged as a mechanism for companies aiming to meet sustainability targets and mitigate

In today’s dynamic global financial environment, regulatory compliance remains a critical focus for financial institutions. Frameworks like the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) are pivotal in the fight against tax evasion, promoting greater

  As we have already noted in a previous blog post, with the departure of the UK from the EU, it was expected that at some point the transaction reporting regimes of both jurisdictions would begin to diverge. Now it appears that this process is picking up steam, as the FCA and ESMA are

  As we have already noted in a previous blog post, with the departure of the UK from the EU, it was expected that at some point the transaction reporting regimes of both jurisdictions would begin to diverge. Now it appears that this process is picking up steam, as the FCA and ESMA are