Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 18 June 2019
This week, the FCA makes a return with pro-consumer rules!
This week, the FCA makes a return with pro-consumer rules!
The partnership aims to target millennials.
Single market access is scheduled from November 2021, with the ECB overseeing the tender process.
Compass Plus provides an ATM cash-by-code service.
Autobanker Premium, the latest version of the supplier’s core banking system, will be at the heart of the project.
The FIP aims for enhanced cooperation over regulatory issues.
It will give customers card control to block transactions or modify transaction limits.
The wealth manager will use this to drive expansion into Germany.
The opportunity to drive change using the latest tools, methods, tech and partners.
The deal is part of PPRO’s global expansion strategy.
This is the first custodian to collaborate with them on real-time transparency.
The group will also take on the employees of ECPI, ESG unit in Milan.
Targeting the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) market.
Users can use QR code payments with their home apps in ten European countries.
This week, news about JP Morgan’s Chase, Visa, and more!
The bank is also looking out for more partnerships to push AI capabilities.
Protecting the fintechs’ own well-being as well as that of their customers.
Companies and investors will be able to connect directly.
We chat with Temenos about the problems plaguing modern-day banking.
The new collaboration will modernise global money movements for expedited cross-border money transfers.
Appian will automate key processes for the 142-strong banking group.
Bringing “an omnichannel payment and loyalty experience that is unrivalled in the market”.
News on CIBC, NAB and Bank Leumi alliance, SoFi funding and more!
The UK-based payments system is also opening new offices in Amsterdam.
Aims to elevate customer engagement and personalisation.
Yolt is also partnering with Payvision and Funding Options, both of which also have ties to ING.
The investment from PayPal adds $11.2 million to Tink’s capital.
How do I launch my company into new markets?
BBVA will make NetApp a priority technological partner to become a more flexible and scalable digital bank.
The app will provide eBay small business customers with a simple cash flow loan when they need it.
The platform provides a simple and easy process for fintechs to help connect them into the bank.
The quicker we are to innovate and implement new features and tech, the better.
Turkish bank will reach more than 150 million extra clients.
Businesses can test propositions with a limited number of cards and wallet accounts
UK fintechs collaborate to help consumers spend smarter and reach saving goals.
The NextGen CRM program assists the insurer's sales, service and marketing teams.
The IT services and consulting firm will leverage Strands' AI- and big data-powered tech.
Users can “pay any bill with any coin”.
Bangkok Bank and Commerzbank test DLT-based trade finance solution.
Following the acquisition of Quovo in a $200m deal.