FinTech Futures: Top five news stories of the week – 15 November 2024
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Klarna, Ualá, Visa and more.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Klarna, Ualá, Visa and more.
The selection includes Positive Pay for ACH reporting and new account opening capabilities.
Harkin moves from London-based fintech Kynec, where he has been serving as CTO since 2022.
Insights from extensive research on how UK consumers prefer to pay and the payment options currently offered by 200 financial services providers.
Malta’s largest and oldest fiancial institution will deploy Profile Software’s Axia Suite.
Experian’s Scott Brown discusses how the company is utilising GenAI to deliver innovative new solutions.
Judopay was acquired by Italian banking group Banca Sella’s open finance subsidiary, Fabrick, last year.
The company claims that its app now has 8 million users across Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico.
LSEG will deploy IDVerse’s Zero Bias AI offering alongside its Deepfake Defender AI solution.
The round comprised $78.9 million in equity and $179.3 million in debt.
The partnership seeks to “accelerate the applications of generative AI, blockchain and payment technology”.
The new funding builds upon Agicap’s $100 million Series B, led by GreenOaks Capital in 2021.
Conotoxia says it will aim to complete the transformation “as soon as possible”.
BCP will use Microsoft Azure to create a hybrid computing environment in collaboration with Kyndryl.
In this podcast episode recorded live at Money20/20 USA, we’re joined by Ricardo Amper, founder and CEO of Incode.
SmartBank says it is “actively recruiting” for roles in marketing, compliance, data analysis, and engineering.
The new round of funding follows Lean’s $33 million Series A in 2022.
The Travelex ATM network is to be replaced with NCR SelfServ and NCR Vision.
The partnership will embed Nium’s real-time payments infrastructure into Ecobank’s banking operations.
The paytech unicorn has now raised over €500 million in total funding to date.
The deal will see each Aquis shareholder receive 727 pence in cash per share.
Jacob Olins, VP of Fintech at WorkWave, discusses how the company is utilising innovations in fintech and payments.
Codat’s Joey Rault and JP Morgan’s Jesse Schwarz discuss the evolving B2B payments landscape at Money20/20 USA.
Cao details the best strategies for digital amid a “highly challenging time” for the global banking industry.
Rocky Mountain Credit Union and UnitedOne Credit Union have gone live with the platform.
Iwoca plans to double its Flexi-Loan limit to £1 million for medium-sized businesses.
The system settles international transactions using smart contracts on a private blockchain network.
Cover story: GOING GREEN – Why sustainable finance is vital.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
OkHi, Workpay, Oze and Orda.Africa have all received investment from Visa.
The credit union has gone live with Alkami’s platform to enhance engagement, personalisation, and fraud prevention.
The app will launch for individuals and small businesses in the UK “later this year”.
Ong moves from Dubai-based fintech Tarabut Gateway, where he was COO for under a year.
The host-to-host solution is poised to assist corporates and financial institutions in complying with ISO 20022.
FinTech Futures chats with Dave Scola, CEO of Form3, about instant payments trends in the US.
FinTech Futures chats with Stacy Greiner, CEO of DailyPay, about the future of earned wage access.
KoreFusion’s Jan Smith discusses the latest technologies that are transforming cross-border transactions.
In this podcast episode, we chat with Clare Gambardella, Chief Customer Officer at Zopa Bank.
This free white paper examines key AI use cases in financial services and explores the challenges of AI implementation.
In a statement, Dave says it intends to “vigorously defend ourselves”.