Top fintech stories this week – 15 March 2019
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
The German car industry is now in the President Trump’s cross-hairs.
It will also close 91 branches in the name of digitalisation.
BME and Renta 4 Banco have carried out their first digitisation.
Tech Nation and UK Insurtech Board are looking to give firms an easier ride.
Interchain Foundation offers decentralised network of interoperable blockchains.
UK’s Financial Conduct Authority calls for feedback and more competition.
To cater to the many Chinese Alipay users.
The app is virtually linked to users’ current and savings accounts.
The company will use the Data Pooling Platform to launch its Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) offering.
VC firm makes three investments in Gecko Governance, Lingar and Oneiro.
Will offers business loans, invoice/supply chain financing, and commercial insurance.
EXCLUSIVE. It is understood new tech will replace CSoft’s VCSBank.
Good UX is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it ain’t that good.
Singapore-based firm looking for expansion across Asia-Pacific region.
Ground X plans to raise a similar sum this week.
It’s the first credit union to go live on MBS Expert.
San Francisco-based insurtech start-up brings some AI power.
It will go live in H1 2019 with launch of its new spot cryptocurrency market.
Two former employees are prohibited from the banking industry.
CQG, Elysium and Mercury Digital Assets will power exchange and banking tech.
The nation’s rules must be updated for the digital age.
One employee has been suspended until the inquiries conclude.
“This is a significant step for the entire crypto market.”
Information Builders looks at how the initiative opened up new opportunities with data.
To access the smart safes from anywhere.
The two companies expect to process more than 15 billion transactions this year.
EXCLUSIVE. It is understood new tech will replace Finastra’s Fusionbanking.
Open and agile, Ukraine’s banking sector has been quick to embrace disruptive change.
Bahrain is quickly becoming a place for regional and international fintech firms to invest and succeed.
New York-based financial services platform officially boots up.
The Argentine company is planning to raise $1.85bn in equity offerings.
Follows on from Mastercard’s recent acquisition of Transfast.
A “personalised and intelligent digital assistant” lands in Luxembourg.
AI will look at how emails are managed at the building society.
DIFC plans to invest in start-ups in Middle East and North Africa.
The community bank targets businesses in Montana.
UK challenger bank also plans more funding rounds in next couple of years.
The aftermath of the $81 million cyberheist lingers on.
Hr | equarium is designed to help insurtechs break out in the industry.