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AML RightSource Establishes International Advisory Board to Strengthen Global Financial Crime Leadership

LONDON, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AML RightSource, the leading expert solutions provider of managed services and advisory, announced the formation of its International Advisory Board, chaired by Vesna McCreery.

The board is an independent body within AML RightSource’s global advisory structure, complementing the North America board. Bringing together practitioner-led expertise from the UK, Europe, APAC, and Australia, it will support the firm’s global expansion and strengthen its role as a trusted partner in preventing financial crime across banking, payments, crypto, and other sectors.

As financial crime grows more complex, the Board will help AML RightSource anticipate regulatory shifts, challenge norms, and refine service delivery. Its insight will help the firm meet clients’ evolving needs amid heightened scrutiny and operational demands.

Inaugural International Advisory Board

Dayna Bordin – Financial Crime Transformation Leader (Banking & Digital Assets)
Dayna brings over two decades of experience as a compliance practitioner, auditor, and consultant. She’s led major transformation programs at Barclays, Santander, and HSBC and now serves as UK MLRO at GSR. Dayna offers the Board deep expertise in large‑bank transformation, audit, and the evolving crypto regulatory ecosystem.

Matt Brown – Global Sanctions & Financial Crime Detection Expert
Matt is an industry-recognized leader in transaction screening, advancing sanctions, AML, and anti-terror detection. He’s delivered major technology transformations at institutions including RBS, Barclays, and HSBC, championing technology-led approaches that strengthen detection while reducing friction. He also contributes to the Wolfsberg Group.

John Fogarty – Senior Financial Crime Leader with APAC & Australian Expertise
John brings extensive experience from leadership roles in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia with UBS, HSBC, and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. He brings strong insight into APAC regulatory expectations, regional supervisory environments, with transformational change and large-scale remediation experience.

Alan Ketley – Global AML Authority & Former Executive Secretary, Wolfsberg Group
Alan brings over 40 years of AML leadership across global institutions. As the first permanent Executive Secretary of the Wolfsberg Group, he helped shape industry thinking through practical, effectiveness-focused publications.

“We’re proud to welcome such distinguished leaders,” said Vesna McCreery, Chair, International Advisory Board. “Their experience is invaluable as AML RightSource expands its capabilities.”

“Our clients face increasing regulatory pressure in a dynamic environment,” added Steve Meirink, AML RightSource’s CEO. “This Board brings practitioner insight directly into our strategic decision‑making.”

AML RightSource – leading global provider of managed services and advisory for financial crime compliance. amlrightsource.com.

 

 

Valiant Finance grows US footprint with appointment of veteran vendor finance executive Joe Iavarone

Seasoned executive brings nearly 30 years of vendor finance expertise to strengthen Valiant’s market position

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Australian fintech Valiant Finance has appointed Joe Iavarone as North American President (Sales & Marketing), a veteran with nearly three decades of vendor finance experience, to lead Valiant’s US market growth.

The appointment marks a significant milestone for Valiant, which has facilitated more than $3 billion in loans and has established itself as a leader in SMB financing software.

Valiant’s US expansion is focused on capturing share in the $1.3 trillion equipment finance market, a sector ripe for a shift toward embedded, technology-led distribution. The company is already working with a growing roster of Fortune 500 partners, enabling vendors and enterprise distributors to offer finance seamlessly into sales flows. With Iavarone now leading North American Sales & Marketing, Valiant expects these enterprise relationships to accelerate further, driving origination growth and deepening its footprint across the region.

“As we invest further in our US operations, having Joe join Valiant is a huge endorsement of both our strategy and our momentum,” said Alex Molloy, CEO of Valiant. “His experience, network and understanding of the ecosystem will help us move faster and think bigger. The fact that leaders like Joe want to be part of this journey reinforces that Valiant is building genuinely transformational embedded finance technology.”

Iavarone brings substantial expertise across the commercial finance sector. Most recently, he served as Head of Sales for North America at DLL, a global asset finance company with a managed portfolio exceeding $47 billion. In this role, he led a multi-billion-dollar origination platform supporting over 250 professionals across technology, office solutions, and healthcare sectors.

Prior to his role as Head of Sales, Iavarone held global program management roles where he implemented and drove key initiatives for both Cisco Systems Capital and Apple Financial Services. Joe evolved these programs through an aggressive global expansion plan which started with a handful of countries but became more than 25, driving scale and consistency across international markets.

His experience orchestrating relationships between lenders, manufacturers, channel partners and distribution partners is directly applicable to building Valiant’s presence in North America.

“The US equipment finance market is substantial, and we’re growing at a time when vendors and funders are actively seeking to increase penetration rates and reduce cost through automation,” said Molloy. “Joe understands this market intimately – the challenges, the players, the opportunities. His network and track record scaling complex financial operations will be invaluable as we accelerate our momentum and build the future of embedded commercial finance.”

“It’s exciting to be part of bringing a global fintech solution to the North American market at scale,” Iavarone said. “The opportunity here is substantial, and I’m committed to bringing my experience of building partnerships in order to cement Valiant as a trusted name in US commercial finance.”

Iavarone  will be reporting to CEO and Co-Founder Alex Molloy who has been in the US since the end of last year growing the Company’s white-label embedded finance platform.

About Valiant Finance

Valiant Finance operates a commercial finance platform, streamlining access to capital for businesses. With 90+ lending partners and $3 billion in facilitated loans, Valiant redefines the business lending experience by offering transparency, choice, and the right financing at the right time.

For more information, visit www.valiantfinance.com

Teqball Added to the 2026 Asian Games Sports Programme

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is proud to announce another historic milestone for the sport: Teqball has officially been included as a medal sport at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi–Nagoya 2026. This recognition marks one of the most significant steps forward in Teqball’s continental and global development within the international multisport landscape.

Teqball’s inclusion in major Asian events reflects the rapid and undeniable growth of the sport across the continent. Earlier this year, Teqball made its debut as a medal sport at the Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, demonstrating broad continental participation and strong competitive grassroot depth. Teqball was also present as a medal sport at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games held in Thailand last December, proving the sport’s continuous expansion within Asia. Furthermore, this year Teqball will be a medal sport at the Asian Beach Games in China in April at the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games in Saudi Arabia in December.

FITEQ Secretary General, Mr. László Vajda said:

“The inclusion of Teqball as a medal sport in the upcoming 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan in 2026 is another major achievement and recognition in the global reach of our sport. Teqball’s inclusion as a medal sport in various Asian multi-sport events goes well beyond the continent. These successes provide motivation and ambitions for the other continents, further increasing the worldwide popularity of Teqball. They also underpin our strong ambition of obtaining Olympic recognition in the near future.”

The press release of the 20th Asian Games in Aichi–Nagoya 2026 Organising Committee can be found here.

 

Krisp AI Note Taker Raises the Bar for Meetings by Expanding Its AI Meeting Suite With Accent Conversion

Krisp raises the bar in the AI note-taking market by going beyond transcription and summaries. While most tools document meetings after they happen, Krisp improves how conversations sound in real time through noise cancellation and accent conversion, helping businesses get far more value than a traditional note taker can provide.

BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Krisp is a voice AI company known for pioneering Voice AI solutions, and Krisp AI Note Taker extends a voice-first approach into meeting documentation.

Krisp has been recognized by TIME magazine as one of the Best Inventions of 2020, included in the Forbes AI 50 and Forbes Cloud 100 Rising Stars, and won Webby Awards for its innovative use of AI in audio technology.

Instead of treating audio as a fixed input, Krisp focuses on making speech clearer and easier to understand in real time through Noise Cancellation and Accent Conversion. This matters because meeting notes are only as dependable as what the AI can hear and comprehend.

By reducing background noise and normalizing accents for better clarity, Krisp helps ensure that spoken ideas are captured as intended.

Teams spend less time rewatching recordings, correcting misunderstandings, or repeating decisions, and more time acting on what was agreed. To date, Krisp AI Note Taker has transcribed more than 130 million calls, reflecting the scale at which these conversations are captured and understood.

Krisp AI Note Taker Key Features

  • AI-generated notes with accurate and real-time transcripts, summaries, and action items that teams can trust and act on
  • Bot-free, natural meeting experience with meetings captured without bots or disruption
  • Seamless workflow integration with conferencing apps, CRMs, and project management tools for easy adoption
  • Enterprise-grade security and compliance supporting established standards to keep data protected
  • Background noise removal powered by award-winning noise cancellation for clearer speech and more reliable meeting outputs
  • Accent conversion that clarifies diverse accents in real time, helping teams understand each other and produce more accurate meeting notes

“Building voice AI at Krisp has shown us how closely the quality of meeting notes is tied to the quality of what is heard in the moment. When conversations are affected by noise or unclear audio, teams lose time revisiting recordings, correcting notes, or re-aligning on decisions. This is not a problem that starts after the meeting. It starts during the meeting. By improving how conversations sound in real time, Krisp enables more accurate transcripts, summaries, and action items, so teams can trust their notes and focus on execution instead of reconstruction”, said Arto Minasyan, Co-founder and President of Krisp.

About Krisp

Krisp is an AI note taker designed to produce more accurate meeting notes by improving speech clarity in real time. Using voice AI to reduce noise and normalize accents, Krisp delivers more reliable transcripts, summaries, and action items than traditional note-taking tools.

Krisp AI Note Taker is already offering its top-notch Voice AI product to companies such as Discord, Sony, GitHub, VMware etc.

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DerivaDEX LAUNCHES ITS LICENSED DERIVATIVES TRADING PLATFORM, MARKING THE FIRST DAO-GOVERNED DEFI EXCHANGE TO OPERATE WITH A REGULATORY LICENSE

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — DerivaDEX today announced the launch of its platform and the start of derivatives trading following approval by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. With the approval of DerivaDEX’s T license, DerivaDEX has become the first DAO-governed decentralized exchange to receive licensure from a respected financial regulator while preserving the core benefits of decentralization. With the commencement of crypto perpetual swaps trading on a platform that achieves performance comparable to centralized exchanges and far faster than other decentralized alternatives, DerivaDEX is pioneering a new path forward for decentralized finance.

“Today’s DerivaDEX launch marks a milestone in the relationship between traditional finance and decentralized trading,” said Aditya Palepu, Founder of DerivaDEX developer DEXLabs and leading R&D for DerivaDEX. “As the first decentralized exchange to receive a regulatory license, we’re proving that decentralization and institutional standards are not mutually exclusive. Institutional traders will have, for the first time, access to an exchange that brings the performance and liquidity of TradFi together with the security and transparency of DeFi.”

DerivaDEX is a decentralized derivatives platform supporting user-empowered, peer-to-peer trading of major derivatives with high-performance execution and security. Under its current Bermuda license, DerivaDEX will support a limited number of advanced retail and institutional traders, offering centralized exchange-level execution speeds alongside on-chain settlement and noncustodial funds. At launch, DerivaDEX supports trading in major crypto perpetual products, with aims to expand to additional markets and assets ranging from prediction markets to traditional securities.

DerivaDEX provides execution speeds, durability, and performance comparable with those of leading centralized platforms, including sub-5 millisecond order acknowledgment latency, fast deposits and withdrawals to Ethereum, and real-time price feeds. DerivaDEX also incorporates front-running resistance through encrypted order handling and trusted execution environments, helping to prevent market manipulation and extractive trading behavior.

At the same time, as a decentralized, non-custodial exchange, DerivaDEX allows users to retain direct control of their assets rather than relying on a centralized intermediary. Trades are governed by transparent rules, enabling greater resilience during periods of market stress while preserving the efficiency and sophistication required by professional traders.

“DeFi is just getting started. High-performance execution, on-chain settlement, and a clear regulatory framework are what is needed to unlock institutional participation at scale. DerivaDEX has pulled all of these pieces together and we are excited to see it launch,” said Avichal Garg , Co-Founder and General Partner of Electric Capital.

“It is exciting to see DerivaDEX with decentralization as its North Star launch – demonstrating how thoughtful, sound innovation and regulatory clarity can drive user adoption and long term sustainability,” said Michael Mosier and Jane Khodarkovsky, Partners of Arktouros, pllc, a boutique law firm dedicated to emergent technology and civil society.

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FranklinWH Signals U.S. Growth and Field-Focused Innovation at Intersolar

Home energy storage provider showcases a new rapid shutdown safety feature shaped by installer and homeowner feedback

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — FranklinWH Energy Storage Inc., a leading provider of whole-home energy management and storage solutions, will use Intersolar and Energy Storage North America to spotlight expanded U.S. manufacturing, workforce growth, and ongoing improvements across its residential energy storage platform.

FranklinWH Santa Clara, CA Manufacturing Facility
FranklinWH Santa Clara, CA Manufacturing Facility

The company is on track to double manufacturing output at its Santa Clara, California, facility in 2026. The factory uses AI-enabled production tools to streamline assembly, improve product availability, and reduce delivery times for installers. To support that growth, FranklinWH is expanding its manufacturing workforce, strengthening distribution capacity nationwide, and broadening sales coverage as part of its long-term commitment to the U.S. market.

“FranklinWH is not slowing down, in fact we’re doubling manufacturing of our energy storage systems at our California factory, expanding distribution centers nationwide for faster delivery to installers, and continuing to grow our team,” said FranklinWH CEO and Co-founder Gary Lam. “Our focus is long-term. We are investing in people, production, and partner support to meet rising demand for home energy resilience.”

FranklinWH says product development continues to be driven by installer and homeowner feedback. The company reports ongoing system-level improvements to its aPower 2 and aPower S batteries, even as those products remain well established in the field.

“At FranklinWH, installer feedback is built into our design process from the start,” Lam said. “Even as aPower S and aPower 2 are widely deployed, we continue to refine the system based on real-world use. Our goal is to make installation smoother, system performance stronger and long-term ownership simpler.”

One example of that field-driven approach is the FranklinWH RSD Duo (RSD Duo), a new safety enhancement being shown at Intersolar. Standard RSDs have a single circuit, while the RSD Duo has two parallel circuits for added reliability and safety. If one circuit malfunctions, the RSD Duo continues to operate as a rooftop shutdown device. The solution provides a streamlined, code-compliant method for exceeding rooftop solar safety requirements. It integrates with FranklinWH Systems, helps reduce installation time and supports compliance with national electrical code requirements without adding unnecessary complexity.

“The RSD Duo came directly from conversations with installers and homeowners who work with these systems every day,” Lam said. “Contractors told us they needed hardware that helps them move faster without sacrificing safety. Homeowners told us they want systems that perform reliably when the grid is stressed. This is one example of how we turn feedback into practical improvements.”

FranklinWH is also increasing participation in utility demand and grid services programs in key regions across the United States. In many areas, utilities now offer substantial incentives for qualified home energy storage systems, along with performance-based payments when stored energy supports the grid during peak demand periods.

FranklinWH will offer live demonstrations and product discussions at Booth 2904 throughout Intersolar.

For more information, visit www.franklinwh.com.

About FranklinWH

FranklinWH Energy Storage is the manufacturer of the FranklinWH System, a next-generation home energy management and storage solution. Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, FranklinWH’s team brings decades of experience across energy system design, manufacturing, sales, and installation. The company is AVL-listed with multiple financial institutions and continues to empower homeowners to achieve true energy freedom. Learn more at franklinwh.com.

 

Microsoft and Ericsson bring enterprise-grade 5G laptop management to Windows 11

  • Joint solution makes PCs always connected, secure, and easy to deploy and manage remotely
  • Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect and Microsoft introduce AI-driven connectivity intelligence to enhance performance, security, and user experience
  • Seven leading CSPs committed to early launch programs, with broad availability from the second quarter of 2026

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) is proud to announce a major joint Microsoft-Ericsson development in enterprise mobility – the integration of advanced 5G capabilities directly into Windows 11. The transformative results mean enterprises worldwide – and their workforces – stand to benefit from secure, policy-driven laptop connectivity, simplifying how IT departments manage, protect and scale mobile PC fleets.

The joint solution combines Microsoft Intune device management with Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect (formerly Ericsson Enterprise Virtual Cellular Network – EVCN) – an AI- and cloud-analytics-powered platform that continuously monitors network quality and automatically adjusts connectivity for best performance and security.

The embedding of AI-based 5G management into Windows 11 enables IT teams to automate how devices connect, seamlessly switch between communications service providers’ (CSPs) networks, and apply in-house enterprise policies.

Through Microsoft Intune and Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect, IT teams can automatically enforce secure connectivity profiles and enterprise policies across every 5G-connected device, minimizing manual setup while ensuring consistent, compliant user experiences everywhere employees work.

Such automation capabilities remove long-standing challenges in adopting cellular-connected laptops – minimizing manual setup and ensuring consistent user experience across locations and service providers.  The new capabilities also reduce IT overheads and provide enterprises with a predictable, secure pathway to tap modern mobility capabilities – powered by the most secure and cloud-integrated version of Windows.

Building on Microsoft and Ericsson’s long-standing collaboration to bring managed 5G connectivity to the enterprise workspace, today’s announcement follows several successful multi-market pilots. In collaboration with CSPs and other global partners, Microsoft and Ericsson will deliver enterprise 5G bundles, starting with Surface Copilot+ PCs, Microsoft 365 and Intune, Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect.

In addition to demonstrating solution capabilities, Microsoft and Ericsson will give attendees at MWC Barcelona 2026 – the world’s largest mobile connectivity expo – exclusive insights to future solution capabilities that are set to become part of the solution.

Experts will showcase the joint solution and its new features: to remotely set network policies for 5G as priority; the automatic switching of eSIMs; and the local AI agent running on a Surface 5G laptop to make intelligent, context-aware decisions in real time. This will show connectivity performance is optimized to ensure consistently smooth, reliable performance for high-value business workflows.

Erik Ekudden, CTO, Ericsson, says: “AI-powered 5G laptops are redefining how and where work gets done. Together with Microsoft and leading CSP partners, we’re enabling organizations to seamlessly automate the deployment and operations of secure, always-connected devices regardless of location – creating a smarter, more responsive workplace for the AI era. This joint solution has the potential to transform enterprise IT and employee ways of working around the world.”

Ian LeGrow, Corporate Vice President, Core OS, Microsoft, says: “Windows 11 is the optimal enterprise platform for deploying and managing 5G-connected PCs at scale. With the new 5G management capabilities of Windows 11, now being piloted first with Surface Copilot+ PCs and Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect, Enterprise IT teams can use Microsoft Intune to seamlessly provision, manage, and secure both devices and 5G connectivity. Together, Windows, Intune, Surface, and Ericsson enable organizations to confidently deploy AI-ready PCs and keep employees securely connected and productive wherever work happens.”

The joint solution is now available to enterprises in key markets: in the United States with T-Mobile; in Sweden with Telenor; in Singapore with Singtel; and in Japan with SoftBank Corp. Similar launches will follow during 2026 in other markets, including in Spain with MasOrange; in Germany with O2 Telefónica Germany; and in Finland with Elisa.

Related links:
Ericsson Portfolio: Ericsson Enterprise 5G Connect

Microsoft Blog: Microsoft and Ericsson Advance Enterprise Mobility with Windows 11 and Surface 5G Devices

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New Guidelines from NCCN Detail Fundamental Differences in Cancer in Children Compared to Adults

National Comprehensive Cancer Network publishes new guidelines for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcomas, focused on rhabdomyosarcoma.

PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., Feb. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®) today published new NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines®) for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcomas. This is the 7th NCCN Guidelines® for a pediatric cancer, expanding the overall library to cover 91 topics in cancer care. The guidelines present the latest evidence-based, expert consensus-driven recommendations for nearly every type of cancer plus prevention, screening, survivorship, and supportive care. NCCN Guidelines are updated at least once a year and help cancer care providers worldwide to attain the best possible outcomes.

The new NCCN Guidelines® for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcomas is now available for free at NCCN.org.
The new NCCN Guidelines® for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcomas is now available for free at NCCN.org.

The new NCCN Guidelines® for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcomas is now available for free at NCCN.org. They focus on a subtype called rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) which is the most common type of soft tissue sarcoma in people under 20. RMS represents nearly 5% of all childhood cancers.

“Most cancers that occur in children are fundamentally different from cancers occurring in adults,” explained Stephen Skapek, MD, Duke Cancer Institute, Chair of the NCCN Guidelines Panel for Pediatric Soft Tissue Sarcoma. “RMS can be divided into specific subtypes that are driven by different genetic changes that can influence outcomes. Those changes and other clinical and pathology features are all incorporated into the multi-faceted treatments. That’s why it was essential to form a group of leading, multi-disciplinary experts from across the country to put together a roadmap for diagnosing, risk stratifying, and treating these patients.”

“Children are most likely to be diagnosed with RMS at a very young age, toddlers or early elementary school,” added Panel Vice-Chair Douglas Hawkins, MD, Seattle Children’s. “When treating someone so young, you are not looking to just prolong survival, the goal is a full cure with minimal side effects and zero recurrence.”

RMS is tricky to diagnose; it can be located almost anywhere on the body. When it presents in the head, neck, or limb, it can show up as a lump with or without pain. Other times it occurs on an internal organ, which might cause problems for breathing or urination. There are three major risk groups with varying survival rates. The intensity of the treatment, which typically includes chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation therapy, must be tailored to the risk group as well as the age and the patient’s developmental stage, which might be influenced by the treatment. The new NCCN Guidelines explain how to provide treatment in a way that balances the goal of cure with the need to minimize acute side effects, such as severe infections, and long-term effects that could bring additional problems at some point in the future.

All NCCN Guidelines are available for free download via NCCN.org or through the Virtual Library of NCCN Guidelines® App. They were downloaded more than 18.4 million times in 2025. Numerous independent studies associate guideline-concordant care with better outcomes and lower costs. Learn more at NCCN.org/guidelines.

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