Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 5 June 2019
News on CIBC, NAB and Bank Leumi alliance, SoFi funding and more!
News on CIBC, NAB and Bank Leumi alliance, SoFi funding and more!
The UK-based payments system is also opening new offices in Amsterdam.
Aims to elevate customer engagement and personalisation.
Yolt is also partnering with Payvision and Funding Options, both of which also have ties to ING.
The investment from PayPal adds $11.2 million to Tink’s capital.
Chinese tech giant, Tencent Holdings, led the latest round of funding.
Several partners in the UK and Poland intend to activate the suite.
BBVA will make NetApp a priority technological partner to become a more flexible and scalable digital bank.
The project aims to move 120,000 programmes in a year.
Tribe launched at Money 20/20 Europe with UnionPay International deal.
For its technology, the bank opted for Temenos’ T24 Transact core banking system.
The platform provides a simple and easy process for fintechs to help connect them into the bank.
The quicker we are to innovate and implement new features and tech, the better.
Accelerate 2.0 includes Global Reach service.
Turkish bank will reach more than 150 million extra clients.
EXCLUSIVE: Oracle to modernise Mizuho’s corporate and commercial banking tech.
UK fintechs collaborate to help consumers spend smarter and reach saving goals.
The IT services and consulting firm will leverage Strands' AI- and big data-powered tech.
Bringing the total funding to $207.5m.
The first Amadeus event on payments, a new Indonesian payment standard, and more!
To facilitate payments across the poorer businesses in the country.
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The bank didn’t properly manage the outsourcing of payment services.
Bangkok Bank and Commerzbank test DLT-based trade finance solution.
SoFi’s total capital now stands at $2.3 billion.
Following the acquisition of Quovo in a $200m deal.
The London fintech has seen its niche in open banking.
Malta and London-based start-up is backed by crypto exchange Binance and venture capitalists.
Both banking apps have launched their waiting lists.
EXCLUSIVE: Titan Trust Bank selects Oracle FSS for its core and digital banking technology.
Experience means you no longer have excuses for not doing the things you know need doing.
The Middle-Eastern bank is applying tech to customer sevice.
The bank has also become a key investor.
The credit union has more than 7,200 members.
All about the new challenger bank in Canada and its tech.
Offers access to European banks via one API.
Victims now more likely to get their money back.
The money will fund further expansion into Europe and Asia.
The Paris-based start-up was founded four months ago.
Offers a combination of debit and credit card.