Netherlands-based financial technology company Naq has raised €3m ($3.3m) in a funding round. The oversubscribed investment marks a significant milestone in the development of healthcare compliance across the UK and EU, according to Naq. The platform was co-founded by GDPR lawyer Nadia Kadhim and former NATO and BAE Systems cyber security expert Chris Clinton to address the complex compliance and regulatory demands of the healthcare sector. Naq’s cloud-based solution aims to simplify compliance processes while enhancing the security of the healthcare supply chain.
RegTech Naq rocks with €3m oversubscribed round
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