Preparing for a quantum future: what’s next for quantum computing in financial services?
As we move closer to Q-Day, how can the financial industry prepare for a quantum future?
News, intelligence and resources on the global fintech industry including topics such as central bank.
As we move closer to Q-Day, how can the financial industry prepare for a quantum future?
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
The solution will be based on Chainlink’s cross-chain interoperability protocol.
The tests paired Microsoft Outlook with PQC plugin algorithms.
Konsentus is to “identify, recommend and facilitate” the development of API standards in Namibia.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top payments stories from October.
Digitalisation is driving sweeping changes throughout the global trade ecosystem.
ISO 20022 facilitates communication between different financial systems and institutions globally.
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BLIK will now facilitate transactions in the national currency and be available to all authorised Romanian PSPs.
Regional news outlet 15min reports that the court has now opened up a bankruptcy case.
The project’s participants include Standard Chartered, Lloyds, Mastercard, Euroclear and BNP Paribas.
Programmable money is a revolutionary concept poised to enhance monetary and financial systems.
In this podcast episode, we chat with author and financial services executive Rita Martins.
Bloomberg reports that Revolut’s ambition is to eventually apply for a full banking licence in the UAE.
RBI governor Shri Shaktikanta Das says the ULI will launch “in due course”.
Lemonway says the Italian central bank has told it to “not engage new Italian partners”.
The licence was secured by ClearBank Europe N.V., ClearBank’s newly established European entity.
The public have until 31 October 2024 to submit feedback on the paper.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top new launches in July.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
The new sandbox aims to facilitate the “sustainable and responsible” development of HK’s “stablecoin ecosystem”.
The exploratory study will focus on “real-time cross-border and cross-currency payments”.
Institutions from India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand will implement the project.
The system is facilitated by the K-Net national payment gateway under the supervision of the Central Bank of Kuwait.
Privacy, offline functionality and possession caps are the key focus points of the progress report.
The review will begin after the Australian government evaluates the Payment Systems Regulation Act 1998.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Starling Bank, Mastercard, Bink and more.
Network International is among the first acquirers to launch Jaywan with merchants in the UAE.
The move seeks to offer “new and accessible payment services to everyone, especially the unbanked population in Peru”.
Leading figures from financial services gathered in Amsterdam for day two of Money20/20 Europe on Wednesday.
Applications are to remain open until 31 May, with the final list of participants to be announced on 9 August.
Protecting privacy is critical for digital money and CBDCs in order to obtain public trust.
The funding brings the bank’s total commitment to customer service enhancements to nearly €150 million.
Cover story: PLASTIC MEASURES – Banking must follow a more sustainable path.
The UAE central bank says it will be ready to offer open banking to “the majority of customers” this year.
The bank will continue to provide services to its existing customers.
G+D will supply the technical support for the initial testing of specific CBDC use cases.
The consultation period is due to commence on 17 April and will run until 26 July 2024.
We delve into how and why Asia has surged ahead in the global race for CBDC development.