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We explore how Banca AideXa uses artificial intelligence (AI) and open banking to revolutionise online financing.
Flooss is adopting Tarabut’s Income Verification product, enabling direct access to customers’ income information.
Bendras finansavimas, the operator of Savy, is expected to utilise all of Amlyze’s core modules.
The payment service provider is to deploy the regtech’s solutions to enhance its customer onboarding processes.
The round also saw participation from existing investor SBI Holdings, and succeeds the platform’s $23.5m Series C.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
For banks, core replacement is not the only game in town, with core modernisation being a far less risky option.
The bank’s venture capital fund previously participated in Trovata’s $27 million Series B in June 2022.
The ABN Amro Ventures (AAV) fund is comprised of 15 early-stage companies and has €150m in AUM.
We chat with David Rego of Standard Chartered about the switch to ISO 20022 and the progress being made globally.
With the Care Card, patients can access PayZen’s post-service payment plans through a physical and virtual debit card.
At FinovateFall 2023, we spoke with Florencia Ardissone of JP Morgan about the growth of open banking in the US.
The partnership seeks to solve the “intricate payment challenges” at play within the current gaming ecosystem.
Affinity launched its cannabis banking programme earlier this year to provide CRBs with financial services.
We chat with Albert Gashi and Timothy Hewitt of Anaconda about the firm’s partnership with Microsoft.
Expel’s managed detection and response (MDR) solution claims to reduce alert-to-response times “to minutes”.
The bank is to integrate its newly-digitised trade flows into its DLR tech stack on Broadridge’s platform.
The UK-based cryptocurrency app intends to complete its US expansion by Q4 2023.
The launch comes seven months after Lloyds Banking Group made a £10 million investment in Yoti.
The news follows a year after the crypto heavyweight received its In Principle Approval (IPA) from MAS.
Our weekly fintech round-up for you to get the latest funding news from around the world.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The partnership intends to accelerate the pace of digital banking transformation throughout the Levant region.
Marco Tedone, the firm’s new CTO, spent almost 12 years leading API strategy for HSBC.
The department claims to have suffered $247 billion in financial losses last year due to “improper payments”.
Kamma’s tech will provide a “deep review” of the climate impact of Atom’s mortgage and lending activities.
The bank aims to leverage Nice Actimize’s AI and analytics solutions in order to prevent financial crime and fraud.
Celebrating exceptional achievements and talent in the US payments industry.
XYB was launched by London-based banking services provider Monese back in May.
The bank’s new service seeks to benefit its corporate clients’ inter-bank connectivity and cash management processes.
Deutsche Börse first announced the acquisition in April as a means of developing its investment management business.
The launch arrives in tandem with the bank’s documentary trade suite, ABC Trade.
Drivers will be able to complete refuelling payments via an in-car fingerprint scanner.
According to the Financial Times, Solaris is looking to raise €100m to fulfil its credit card deal with ADAC.
It is the fifth industry partnership for Amlyze this year and succeeds its $1 million pre-seed funding round in May.
The trials are being held with two subsidiaries of Hokuhoku Financial Group – Hokuriku Bank and Hokkaido Bank.
MoneyMasters intends to leverage the partnership to expand its services within the Caribbean region.
With nCino, the bank aims to improve efficiency and deliver a “frictionless” experience for staff and customers.
The news was announced at the Sibos conference, which is being held in Toronto, Canada, this year.