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ITALY – 23 May, 2026 – Martingale Risk has secured multiple private settlements through direct negotiations for investors holding SNS REAAL and SNS Bank subordinated bonds seized by the Dutch state in 2013.

The Dutch Ministry of Finance compensation application deadline expired in 2023, closing official channels. Investors and funds with unresolved SNS REAAL and SNS Bank subordinated bond holdings now require specialist assistance to pursue compensation.

Recovery Process

The approach emphasizes efficiency for clients:

• The SNS procedure is entirely negotiation-based and does not involve any litigation;
• Based on our experience, outcomes are expected to be seen within 3–4 months;
• Minimal documentation: custodian statements, powers of attorney, signatory lists;
• Purely contingent structure: no upfront fees, compensation only on successHolders of these subordinated bonds qualify for compensation, as affirmed by the Amsterdam

Holders of these subordinated bonds qualify for compensation, as affirmed by the Amsterdam Enterprise Chamber ruling of February 11, 2021:

• XS0097515307
• XS0172565482
• XS0310904155
• XS0363514893
• XS0468954523
• XS0552743048

If you purchased subordinated bonds issued by SNS Bank or SNS REAAL, please contact Martingale Risk for a free non-binding preliminary analysis.

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London – May 23, 2026 – EMEA CISOs are calling time on traditional security awareness training, as new research reveals that 78% believe their approach to security awareness education urgently needs to evolve. The research from MetaCompliance, the human cyber risk management company transforming how organisations build resilient security cultures, highlights the widespread concern among CISOs that current methods are failing to address human cyber risk.

The study, which surveyed 200 CISOs across the United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany and France, found that 81% of CISOs say security awareness programmes fail because they treat human cyber risk as a training issue rather than a wider risk management challenge. At the same time, 68% of businesses identify employees as their biggest security risk, highlighting a persistent and unresolved vulnerability at the heart of enterprise security.

Despite continued investment in awareness programmes – with organisations allocating, on average, 15% of annual security budgets to awareness education and 79% delivering training at least every two weeks – outcomes remain inconsistent. A quarter (25%) of organisations say they struggle to capture employee attention, while 24% fail to embed secure behaviour into daily work, and a further 24% struggle to align stakeholders across functions. This reinforces that the challenge is as much organisational as it is behavioural.

This disconnect is being driven by an outdated approach. While many CISOs believe their organisations have moved beyond “tick-box” awareness – with some describing their approach as behaviour-led (33%) or integrating human risk management (24%) – this perceived progress is not translating into meaningful change.

James Mackay, Chief Executive Officer at MetaCompliance said: “Confidence is rising, but that doesn’t mean risk is falling. Many businesses mistake completed security training for real security, when the underlying human vulnerabilities haven’t changed.

“This creates a dangerous disconnect. Businesses feel more secure, yet employees remain the biggest source of risk. At the same time, threats are becoming more sophisticated, with AI accelerating the scale and precision of social engineering attacks. This is leaving organisations increasingly exposed if this gap isn’t addressed.”

As a result, CISOs are calling for a more strategic model. Nearly four in five (79%) want to move towards human risk management – an approach that focuses on identifying high-risk individuals and tailoring interventions based on behaviour, as well as nurturing an organisation wide, collective security culture. A further 83% believe targeted interventions would reduce risk faster, while 80% say security messaging is most effective when delivered in the flow of work.

This shift comes as organisations face increasing pressure to modernise their defences due to the evolving threat landscape. Over the next 12 months, organisations expect to focus on increasing engagement frequency (27%), demonstrating measurable ROI (25%), and tailoring interventions to high-risk individuals (24%) – particularly in response to AI-enabled social engineering (24%).

James Mackay adds: “Human cyber risk needs to be treated like any other business risk – measurable, targeted, and continuously managed. That means moving beyond awareness to genuine behaviour change. Organisations need to flip the script on how they are managing cybersecurity, using real-time targeting and insight to reach the right people, with the right message, at the right moment. That’s how you reduce human cyber risk at scale.”

Methodology

The research was conducted by Censuswide, among a sample of 200 CISOs in companies with 250+ employees (Aged 30+) across France, Germany, Sweden and the UK (50 CISOs in each market). The data was collected between 17.02.2026 – 23.02.2026. Censuswide is a member of the Market Research Society (MRS) and the British Polling Council (BPC), and a signatory of the Global Data Quality Pledge. We adhere to the MRS Code of Conduct and ESOMAR principles

https://www.metacompliance.com/awareness-assets/security-awareness-reduce-human-risk

About MetaCompliance

MetaCompliance is the human risk management company transforming how organisations build resilient security cultures. Its intelligent enterprise-ready platform combines personalised cybersecurity education, behavioural analytics and automation to measure, mitigate and manage human risk at scale. Trusted by over six million users worldwide, MetaCompliance helps global enterprises reduce risk and embed lasting behaviour change. www.metacompliance.com

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GRENOBLE, France – May 23, 2026 – Diabeloop, a pioneer in therapeutic artificial intelligence for diabetes management, today announced technical readiness, CE marking approval and the gradual European launch of its latest Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) system, DBLG2, integrated with Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) system.

Available as a smartphone application on Android — and coming soon on iOS — DBLG2 will be launched progressively across selected European countries in combination with the Kaleido patch pump (ViCentra). This regulatory milestone marks a significant step in Diabeloop’s strategic transition toward a pure software, patient-centric experience, paving the way for broader European commercialization of this cutting-edge hybrid closed-loop system. Additional configuration with alternative pumps will be available soon.

A Step Forward in Discretion and Sustainability

By hosting the DBLG2 algorithm directly on the patient’s personal smartphone, Diabeloop eliminates the need for a dedicated handset. This evolution delivers unmatched discretion and ease of use, while meaningfully reducing the environmental footprint associated with manufacturing and distributing dedicated hardware devices.

Combining Advanced Therapeutic Algorithms with the Power of Choice

This new configuration brings together best-in-class technologies, giving patients the freedom to build a system that fits their lifestyle:

• Diabeloop’s DBLG2 Application: Running on the user’s own smartphone, the self-learning algorithm continuously analyzes glucose data, calculates insulin needs in real time, and automatically adjusts delivery — significantly reducing the daily mental burden of diabetes management. Notably, meal announcements are no longer mandatory, though announcing meals may support better glycemic outcomes.
• Dexcom G7 CGM: Dexcom G7 offers a better way to help users gain greater control of their diabetes, so that they can manage it more confidently each day. Its low-profile, all-in-one wearable warms up faster than any other CGM on the market, sending real-time glucose readings automatically to a compatible smart device or receiver, no fingerpricks or scanning required. Dexcom G7 also offers a suite of customizable alerts that can warn of high or low glucose levels and send predictive alerts to help users spend more time in range. Industry-leading remote monitoring and reporting capabilities also allow users to stay connected with their loved ones and care teams anytime, anywhere.
• The Kaleido Insulin Pump by ViCentra: A uniquely customizable patch pump, available in multiple colors and wearing configurations, designed to integrate seamlessly into patients’ everyday lives.

“We are thrilled to bring this highly anticipated integration to the European market,” said François Miceli, Chief Executive Officer at Diabeloop. “By pairing our DBLG2 mobile algorithm with the advanced accuracy of Dexcom G7, and offering compatibility with ViCentra’s Kaleido and soon other pumps, we are empowering patients with unprecedented choice, discretion, and optimal glycemic control.”

Continuity of Support for Current DBLG1 Users

Diabeloop wishes to reassure existing users of its DBLG1 solution: The introduction of Dexcom G7 will have no immediate impact on their experience. The company will continue to fully support the current version of the solution and will provide clear guidance to help users transition smoothly when the time is right.

Availability and Indication

The commercial rollout of the DBLG2 system — integrated with Dexcom G7 and Kaleido insulin pump — will begin progressively across selected European countries in the coming months. Availability will vary by country and pump partner. DBLG2 is indicated for the management of adults with type 1 diabetes.

About Diabeloop

Founded in 2015, Diabeloop develops AI-based solutions to help people living with diabetes automate and personalize their treatment. By connecting CGMs and insulin pumps through proprietary self-learning algorithms, Diabeloop enables users to delegate therapeutic decisions and live with fewer daily interruptions. — diabeloop.com

About ViCentra (Kaleido)

ViCentra was founded in 2013 with a mission to create healthcare products that don’t look like healthcare products. Their Kaleido insulin pump is designed to be small, colorful, and easy to use, giving people with diabetes more freedom and choice. — vicentra.com

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Limassol, Cyprus and London, United Kingdom – May 23th, 2026 – Mellow, a contractor operations platform serving over 1,500 clients, has launched Contractor Management — a product that lets companies hire, contract, and pay global teams from a single platform. The product is built in partnership with Airwallex, a leading global financial platform for modern businesses, which enables fast, compliant payments to contractors and freelancers in 150+ countries.

Contractor Management is available now for businesses with entities in the United States and the European Union.

According to industry estimates, the global gig economy is projected to reach $674 billion in 2026, with nearly 1.6 billion independent workers worldwide. Industries like gaming, creative production, martech, and SaaS increasingly rely on distributed, project-based teams — yet most solutions on the market are designed for full-time employment, treating contractor operations as a secondary feature. Companies end up stitching together multiple tools for contracts, compliance, scopes of work, and international payments — often with hidden fees at every step.

Contractor Management covers the entire workflow — from hiring and onboarding to processing payments through locally available methods — all in one place, at a flat rate of €35 per contractor per month. The product replaces manual processes with automation: a company pays a single invoice to Mellow to distribute payments to thousands of contractors across different bank accounts, currencies, and payment methods.

To build the payments layer, Mellow partnered with Airwallex rather than developing proprietary systems from scratch. Businesses rely on Mellow to manage their contractor operations, while Airwallex powers every payment underneath — handling transfers, compliance, and multi-currency payouts across 150+ countries. With Airwallex’s financial infrastructure, Mellow built and launched a product that would have required years of engineering work — in a matter of months.

“What we’ve built with Airwallex is infrastructure behind the infrastructure — companies rely on Mellow to run their contractor operations, and Airwallex powers every payment underneath. We see Contractor Management as the growth engine for Mellow this year,” said Pavel Shynkarenko, Founder and CEO at Mellow.

“Platforms like Mellow need more than payments – they need scalable global infrastructure. By embedding Airwallex’s multi-currency and cross-border capabilities, we’re enabling fast, compliant payouts in 150+ countries and helping power the next generation of global contractor platforms,” said Or Liban, VP, Middle East & Benelux at Airwallex.

Mellow’s immediate priority is scaling its Contractor Management client base across the industries where it sees the strongest demand. The company plans to double its CM client base and expand into new geographies in the coming quarters. The foundation built with Airwallex positions Mellow to enter additional markets and unlock new revenue streams as the product matures.

About Mellow

Mellow is a contractor operations platform that transforms the way businesses work with contingent workers. With products like Contractor-of-Record, Contractor Management, and AI Scout, Mellow streamlines talent onboarding, contracting, and payments, especially in hard-to-reach countries. The company serves over 1,500 clients, including SumSub, SPLAT, Appnext, and G2G, managing a network of 200,000+ contractors across 100+ countries. Mellow operates globally with offices in New York, Amsterdam, Cyprus, and Hong Kong.

About Airwallex

Airwallex is a leading global financial platform for modern businesses. By combining proprietary infrastructure with software and AI, Airwallex helps businesses manage accounts, control spend, and embed financial services — replacing fragmented, legacy systems with a unified platform for global financial operations. Founded in Melbourne in 2015 and trusted by over 200,000 businesses worldwide, Airwallex holds 80+ licenses across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. The company is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore.

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