Smartstream Further Enables Collateral Teams with Instant Answers and Controlled Automation through New MCP Servers September 15, 2026 Key Facts Smart Collateral helps financial institutions manage the complete margin and collateral lifecycle, providing the control, visibility and governance required to operate at scale. Teams can now interact with that information in plain language, getting answers on agreements, eligibility, positions, margin calls and interest calculations without navigating multiple screens and reports across separate systems. Workflow actions, including creating or failing movements and issuing margin calls, are opt-in, so each firm decides exactly what an AI assistant is permitted to do. Two Model Context Protocol servers connect any MCP-compatible AI assistant to Smart Collateral: one for operating the platform’s APIs, one read-only over the reporting database.
payabl. Renews BEONIX Festival Payments Partnership for Second Year, Extending Support Across ETKO September 15, 2026 payabl. returns as the Official Payments Partner at BEONIX Festival Partnership extends beyond the festival, with payabl. continuing to provide payment services across ETKO events throughout the year payabl. supports the customer journey from online ticket purchases and upgrades to in-person payments across the festival
Gaming platform Roblox sues British charity September 14, 2026 The group behind US gaming giant Roblox is suing a UK food brand and its philanthropic arm over alleged intellectual property infringement. Roblox Corporation, the Californian video game developer, filed a lawsuit in the London High Court on Friday against Roc Co, a British grocery business, and its charity arm, according to filings seen by City [...]
Everbridge Introduces Everbridge 360 AI, the Next Evolution of High Velocity Critical Event Management September 14, 2026 Enhanced platform combines proven resilience workflows with embedded AI and enterprise-grade governance to help organizations make better decisions, respond faster, and continuously strengthen operational resilience
KBRA Releases Platform Global 2026: Data Centre & Digital Infrastructure Conference Recap September 14, 2026 KBRA releases its recap of Platform Global 2026, which was held in Antibes, France, on 8-10 September. This year’s event included panel discussions on artificial intelligence (AI)-driven investment and infrastructure growth, power and grid constraints, evolving financing structures, and technology and counterparty risks. The conference also examined developments across data centres, AI compute infrastructure, energy, [...]
Alpine Launches UK Hard Facilities Management Platform, Eight Group Service Partners September 14, 2026 Backed by Alpine Investors through its $4.5 billion Fund IX, Eight Group brings together leading local engineering businesses through a differentiated, decentralised operating model to build the best home for the UK’s engineers.
Serie A won’t catch the Premier League by selling its rights better September 12, 2026 Serie A was the creme de la creme in the nineties and noughties. Maldini, Totti and Gattuso were household names everywhere from the hills of Naples to the streets of Salford. But that global prestige has waned and our own data shows that Italian football has nowhere near the same pull for overseas football fans [...]
Xapien Secures $56 Million to Scale Dynamic Due Diligence Globally September 11, 2026 Business relationships now move faster than the processes built to protect them. Xapien's dynamic approach breaks a decades old compromise between speed and assurance. Growing 350%+ in Annual Recurring Revenue over the last 24 months, Xapien is helping clients eliminate unmonitored third-party risk.
Wetherspoon boss: ‘Not up to Burnham’ to choose who is on the high street September 11, 2026 Britain’s pubs have few more committed defenders than Sir Tim Martin. The Norwich-born businessman founded JD Wetherspoon in 1979 when he bought his first pub in Muswell Hill, initially named Martin’s Free House. Since rebranding the pub to Wetherspoon – named after a former teacher of Martin’s who could not control his class – it [...]
Government admits Burnham’s Whitehall shake-up leaves tech policy in limbo September 11, 2026 Nearly two months after Andy Burnham abolished Britain’s technology department, ministers have admitted parts of the former department still have nowhere to go. A long-awaited breakdown of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) carve-up revealed a “small number of policy areas” are yet to be allocated, while some staff are still waiting to [...]