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RiskCapCom and Apollo Fintech Announce Compliance and Fintech Partnership

RiskCapCom and Apollo Fintech Announce Compliance and Fintech Partnership

RegTech firm Risk & Capital Compliance Solutions (RiskCapCom) and Apollo Fintech are pleased to announce a new partnership that aims to bring together a world-first banking compliance solution integrated with the world’s most comprehensive CBDC and E-Government solutions. The partnership will service and market the cryptocurrency and financial services markets of the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Australia.

RiskCapCom is an Australian fintech firm that offers a compliance management and reporting system for central bank supervisors/regulators and commercial banks. The firm is currently deploying software solutions in Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and other jurisdictions.

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The new partnership will serve as a springboard for Apollo Fintech to develop relationships and obtain contracts in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and other global regions. Apollo will also work with RiskCapCom to develop a fully integrated solution of compliance management and reporting system for blockchain/cryptocurrency organizations.

Compliance Capabilities in Global Financial Services

Risk & Capital Compliance Solutions has successfully deployed compliance and reporting software that is currently used by the Central Bank of Russia which manages the compliance of more than 800 banks. The system is also used by Russia’s largest commercial Banking Group (a global top 40 banking group) and an Australian ASX-listed Banking Group with more sales in the offing.

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“Our banking compliance solutions are becoming ever-more in demand, with increasing traction and license sales to banks in Australia, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. ,” says Zeyn Adam, CEO of RiskCapCom. “The commercial banking system is also currently under trial by banks in Saudi Arabia overseen by our regional partner Carlyle Square Consulting.”

“This exciting partnership enables Apollo Fintech and RiskCapCom to strengthen financial systems, reduce bureaucracies, increase compliance quality and strengthen economies across the globe,” says Stephen McCullah, CEO of Apollo Fintech. “We’re now working with RiskCapCom on an integrated platform of compliance and blockchain/cryptocurrency technology, as well as an e-Payment sandbox license application in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), UAE, Pakistan and a number of other nations.”

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