BBVA drives first acquisition term loan on blockchain
Closes the loan with Porsche Holding Salzburg.
Closes the loan with Porsche Holding Salzburg.
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RTP promises to be the biggest change in US payments since the 1970s.
Despite some media reports it’s not a digital currency.
Customers can now transact with 170 million mobile wallets across continent.
Conglomerate pushes into fintech via investment.
UK and South Africa united in fintech grief.
Firm looking for more action in legacy IT world.
Will begin operations in 2019.
It took issue with “opportunistic” nature of a proposal last month.
There are three types of meetings in the world.
Gottfried Leibbrandt will step down at the end of June 2019.
Stepping it up in Maine, US.
Bank has digital brain wave for its financial advisors.
Teams with Cámara de Compensación Electrónica for real-time upgrade.
When privacy is not an issue.
Coming in H1 2019 with solarisBank providing banking services.
Start-up goes ethical and offers “banking on autopilot”.
McAfee warns of imminent danger and an in-memory implant.
Plans to strengthen its digital banking services.
Bank up for battle against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Double delight for its boon customers in Germany and France.
Private equity firm gets hold of digital services provider.
US app provider now valued at a juicy $2.65 billion.
Customers can stop transactions at chosen retailers for greater control.
The nation’s “first blockchain-powered remittance mobile app and web service”.
Easy-to-implement use cases for personalised marketing and sales.
UK firm plans to expand its US teams on the East Coast.
Paytech ACI plans to stop fraud for banking customers.
Intelligent virtual assistance firm Interactions seeks better fraud protection.
Aimed at expanding the firm’s consumer app Toss.
UK’s Prudential Regulatory Authority informs wannabe about the wait.
Gets a cash boost via victory at the RBS-backed competition.
Its digital activity comes at a heavy price.
Tensions with the finance ministry are rumoured to lie behind the departure.
Will give firms access to payment cards and banking capabilities.
The consolidation of FGB and NBAD systems is now complete.
Tech firm Computer World will take these services to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
HKID security features validation and facial recognition.
Allows customers to pick a personal bank advisor.