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- 1South Korea's FSC Urgently Summons Finance CEOs Over Data Breaches▼Data Breaches Spread as South Korea’s FSC Urgently Summons Finance CEOs, Including Digital-Asset Firms
South Korea's Financial Services Commission has urgently summoned chief executives from major financial companies, including digital-asset firms, amid a spreading wave of data breaches. The regulator is pressing industry leaders on security measures and accountability as concerns grow over customer data protection across the country's banking, payments and crypto sectors.
- 2Developer merges SEC EDGAR's three APIs into one tool●SEC EDGAR is free but it's three different APIs. We merged them: • filings history by ticker/CIK • XBRL facts (Revenues,
A developer has combined the US Securities and Exchange Commission's free EDGAR data into a single service, merging three separate APIs: filings history searchable by ticker or CIK, XBRL financial facts such as revenues and net income, and full-text search across all filings. The unified schema is offered via the Apify platform, with traceable figures and a polite user-agent for compliance, aimed at making public company data easier to work with.
- 3Paulina Dejmek-Hack takes charge of EU financial services department●LATEST: Paulina Dejmek-Hack is new boss at European Commission’s financial services department, overseeing fincrime policy.
Paulina Dejmek-Hack has been appointed the new head of the European Commission's financial services department, putting her in charge of the EU's financial crime policy agenda. The appointment covers anti-money laundering and related rulemaking at a time when the bloc is overhauling its financial crime framework. Observers in the compliance and banking sectors are watching closely for how she steers implementation of the new AML regime.