Glue42 partners with RocketFin to bring behaviour mining to banks’ regtech suite
Glue42 works with the likes of JP Morgan Chase.
Glue42 works with the likes of JP Morgan Chase.
“Consumers’ expectations about their experiences with brands are changing,” says Mastercard exec.
The product is dubbed ‘Wecan Tokenize’.
FirstBank will own all 27 bank branches on the island.
Vendor to underpin digital bank’s new products.
The bank app has raised $132 million since it began in 2015.
The hub will give banks a space to launch PSD2-compliant products.
Revolut says 75% of its non-European cards will eventually be Visa branded.
The funding is part of a combined Series A £2.3 million.
Ebury will use deal to expand and boost payments capabilities.
CYBG to assimilate all products and services under one name by December 2020.
New solutions aims to eliminate problems around cash and cheque usage.
Bank aims to create market-leading software using Allfunds expertise.
Venmo will now be able to compete with N26 and Chime in the US market
Parisian payments firm plans geographic expansion with new funds.
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Installation of a new integrated development environment underway.
Finnish credit firm opts for Temenos T24 Transact.
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The regulator will work on “common standards and product disclosures”.
Vocalink emerges winner of competitive bid process.
Libra’s meeting also agreed on board members and staff.
South African financial group makes strategic cloud decision
The agreement will see low-latency connectivity being offered to HKEX trading partners.
The bank has also added card services.
Existing investors SoftBank and Ant Financial are also expected to participate.
The companies will be showcased at Melbourne’s Intersekt conference.
The association has now lost 25% of its membership.
Applications need to be made by 22 November 2019.
The fintech will expand its operations in Europe, Japan and the US.
The loan will turn into shares if Revolut receive a US banking licence.
Facebook’s hopes of a global cryptocurrency are hanging in the balance.
The card enables limitless spending and zero foreign exchange fees.
The fintech partners with Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken.
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The fintech wants to increase financial stability in the US.
The bank wants to inject “much needed competition” into the SME space.
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West Virginian bank needed new tech following merger.