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Ncontracts Acquires Third Party Risk Management Company Venminder

Finovate

Ncontracts has acquired Venminder, a third-party risk management SaaS platform, to enhance its governance, risk, and compliance services. The acquisition will broaden Ncontracts’ expertise in third-party risk management and strengthen its position in both SaaS and knowledge-as-a-service markets.

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Building a Comprehensive Third-Party Oversight Framework

Innovative Payments Association

In today's interconnected business landscape, companies often rely on third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners to help them operate efficiently and effectively. While these relationships can bring numerous benefits, they also come with inherent risks.

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OCC Issues Policy Guidance on Buy Now, Pay Later Lending

Global Fintech & Digital Assets

The OCC outlines safety and soundness principles and appropriate risk management processes for its regulated institutions that engage in BNPL lending. The OCC expects that banks engaged in BNPL lending “do so within a risk management system that is commensurate with associated risks.” By Arthur S.

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Transaction Laundering

Segpay

By partnering with a payment processor that offers risk management as a value-added service, merchants can focus on their core business: selling their products and/or services. Merchants must invest in training, costly high-tech solutions, and expensive experts.

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Ticketmaster Breach Highlights Supplier Cybersecurity Risks

PYMNTS

disclosed it had suffered a data breach, the company also revealed the cause of the cybersecurity incident: a third-party vendor. “It is therefore vital that businesses conduct the necessary due diligence when integrating a new provider into their supply chain.” When Ticketmaster U.K.

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Keeping Third-Party Risk First On The Cybersecurity (Risk) List

PYMNTS

The challenge thus has become one where cybersecurity is not just centered on what must be done internally to protect a company and its customers, said Woodbury, but also to determine how third-party interaction with data is regulated. .

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e.l.f. Compliance Settlement Highlights Third-Party Supply Chain Risks

PYMNTS

The case highlights the risks and challenges companies face in not only vetting their suppliers, but vetting their suppliers’ suppliers, with third-party vendors a potential source of non-compliance for importers. took a series of steps to enhance its third-party risk management processes.,