ABN Amro live with Temenos payments tech in Hong Kong
Singapore and China are next on ABN Amro’s Temenos Payments roll-out list.
Singapore and China are next on ABN Amro’s Temenos Payments roll-out list.
OP Financial is looking for partners focusing on CX, reliability and security.
The fintech now has $692 million in total funding.
The payments leverage the RTP network developed by The Clearing House (TCH).
A trademark application was also filed back in October for Quest Bank.
Major Indonesian bank wants Avaloq to power $14bn wealth division.
Pakistan-based bank selects Fusion Trade Innovation.
The neobank remains in stealth mode for the time being.
It can now receive financial data from banks as a registered third party.
Users can bundle abroad purchases into one big repayment.
Finalists from this cohort will receive grant capital totalling $50,000.
Barristers from Twenty Essex, 3 Verulam Buildings and 4 Pump Court signed.
The merger is in a bid to better position the companies against competitors.
Pay.UK calls on banks to come together and back creation of central fund.
Ron Sim is said to be in talks with Singapore-based investment company Temasek.
“We [the banks] are fintechs,” says Sberbank’s CTO
Georges Mansourati spent eleven years at Swedbank.
Cécile Sourbes unpacks the process of licensing in the UK.
As part of its newly devised strategy, Lithuania put several tools in place.
The departure of Foster-Carter is the latest in a few personnel changes at Monzo.
Tokyo wants to double the ratio of cashless settlements to 40% by 2025.
The Polish bank chose OneSpan after surveying its customers.
The conference brought together chief information security officers (CISOs).
Several countries are now adopting this model of a unified platform.
With greater protection comes considerable challenges and risks, none more so than with Libor.
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Lloyds head: “We’re either in this together or we’re not”.
Danish start-up aims for expansion in Scandinavia and beyond.
Ermotti says it’s no longer a question of ‘too big to fail’.
Malani will spearhead Tandem’s international expansion into Hong Kong.
This is in addition to its $4.5 million raised this summer.
The bank hopes Visa will power a geographic expansion.
HSBC exec: “how do we get people not like us in?”
The core banking vendor is aiming to beat the 23 it signed in 2018.
SAS are seeing early AI entries in the Regtech space.
It’s best to be clear whether it’s truly digital or whether it is in fact digitisation.
Featuring Tanya Andreasyan, Chip’s Simon Rabin, resident jokester Mr. Money, and the Skittlemania challenge.
Mastercard CSO thinks behaviour is the real issue when it comes to security.
The round included Standard Chartered’s SC Ventures.
The tech giant allegedly doesn’t intend to sell customers’ data.