BlackBerry buys AI cybersecurity firm Cylance for $1.4bn
BlackBerry says it is “now a billion-dollar cybersecurity firm”.
BlackBerry says it is “now a billion-dollar cybersecurity firm”.
60 financial institutions team up for new smartphone payment service.
The need for digital transformation has been obvious for years and the window of opportunity is about to close.
Its “first real-life customer feature using open banking”.
A banking start-up with the rules of having no paper and no fees.
UK challenger also pledges to invest £95 million of its own money.
Phishing campaign at Polish bank serves as a warning for us all.
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Credit cards will be rolled out to employees for testing in next few weeks.
“Our grand experiment is at an end after 365 days.”
A list of the known challengers to date and the technology they are using.
In partnership with Pan Asia Bank.
The Financial Services Agency will grant licences for a more competitive nation.
Alipay and the like will be offered at 150 businesses in the beginning.
Irish insurtech un-Corks the good news.
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Maltese bank recovering after a “malicious external attempt on its systems”.
The 13th largest bank in the US pivots for digital era.
Digital bank sits within Facebook Messenger, Viber and Telegram.
“The account that wakes up the bank.”
It has its licence and is now testing out functionalities
How Norway’s banking group DNB is seeking to use data to reconnect with customers.
Conference of State Bank Supervisors will implement changes based on feedback.
Consumers protected against “excessive charges for currency conversions”.
All PayPal Malaysia employees will be affected by this closure.
New entity is designed for “mobile savvy” millennials.
“Gulf region’s first neobank designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs.”
Its Easy Banking App got easier. An easy pun but don’t be too hard on us.
US/UK firm gets Series A funding and credit facility for its rideshare journey.
Five-year tech agreement includes AI, blockchain and big data plans.
Offering third-party products through the bank’s app.
UK firm’s Series A funding round led by NVM and Maven.
The app is built on Strands’ technology.
Acquisitions to enhance its in-store payment solutions.
To sum up, the UK payments firm will expand its product suite.
The marketplace incorporates the Spanish bank’s lending offer.
Challengers Starling and Revolut, Tink, and the importance of digital assets.
Clever investment management, frustrations, and taking care of choices.
A storm is coming… a good one for IoT, biometrics and wearables.
The clipper impersonates a legitimate service called MetaMask.