September 11, 2026
Elliptic publishes an agentic crypto compliance standard: eight principles for governing AI agents that originate and settle on-chain transactions.
September 8, 2026
AI fraud detection just had a busy few weeks. Three fraud-detection deals landed inside a few weeks of each other this quarter: Visa folded Featurespace's models into Enhanced A2A Protect for bank-to-bank transfers, Flagright joined Nacha's preferred partner list for ACH fraud monitoring, and Navan bolted DataVisor onto its travel-and-expense platform. None of the three
September 7, 2026
Author: Nick Sawinyh, Head of Product & GTM, Veodyn Agentic payments look like an open question, and they are not one. The question worth asking is not whether autonomous software will be given authority to move money. In one corner of finance it has had that authority for years, and the results are already on the
August 29, 2026
Experian ChatGPT app launches now number four in a single year. The latest, announced August 27, is a Credit Cards app that lets consumers browse and compare card offers, annual fees, introductory bonuses, rewards rates and APR ranges without leaving the chat window. Anyone who wants to go further leaves the Experian ChatGPT app and
August 13, 2026
DeepVest MonitorLab launched on Tuesday, August 11, from Sarasota, Florida. In effect, the product adds a market monitoring and alerts layer on top of the existing AI investment platform for financial advisors. Users create alerts in plain English rather than building rules through an interface. Meanwhile, the system runs continuously across more than 50 technical,
August 12, 2026
Mercury Spend launched on Tuesday, August 11, from San Francisco. The product lets businesses issue cards to employees and to AI agents. Intelligent budgets and self-enforcing expense policies come with them. Agent cards are virtual rather than physical, and the pitch is direct. Founders run leaner teams than ever, a growing share of their spending
August 7, 2026
TRUE AI governance guidance landed on July 21, roughly two weeks before the rule it addressed took effect. The New York mortgage technology firm published an executive guide for lenders preparing for Lender Letter LL-2026-04. Fannie Mae issued that letter on April 8, and it became binding on August 6. Inside the TRUE AI governance
August 7, 2026
Sterling Mutuals Continuum became an exclusive arrangement on July 21, 2026, when the Toronto firm named Continuum the AI client intelligence platform for its national network of more than 300 advisors and support staff. The deal includes direct integration with OneBoss, so meeting notes land in the client notes section of an advisor's book of
August 6, 2026
Glia AI response modes arrived on July 21, 2026 as three configurable settings for Glia Banker, the voice and digital agent used by more than 700 financial institutions. Strict Mode delivers approved answers word for word. Rephrase Mode reworks the delivery of that same approved content to match how a customer asked. Compose Mode generates
August 6, 2026
CFA Institute AI framework work arrived on July 21, 2026, when the Research and Policy Center published Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Finance: A Framework for Structural Change. Written by Mona Naqvi, Managing Director of the Center, it introduces the AI Transition Framework and opens a research series aimed at senior leaders in institutional
August 5, 2026
Carpe Claims arrived on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from the Santa Barbara company formerly known as Carpe Data. The suite adds three products, Case Management, Vision, and AdWatch, alongside rebuilt versions of the flagship Online Injury Alerts and Investigative Reports. Founded in 2016, Carpe says its technology already runs in production with a majority of
August 4, 2026
Federato underwriting survey findings landed on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, in the 2026 State of P&C Insurance Technology report, drawn from 750 US property and casualty professionals at carriers, managing general agents, and MGA aggregators. The headline is a 64-point gap: 91 percent of leaders on one measure against 27 percent of underwriters on another.
