Aafaq Islamic Finance goes live on Infosys Finacle
UAE institution revamps payments, core, and Islamic functions.
UAE institution revamps payments, core, and Islamic functions.
The Belgian bank deploys SimCorp in retail, corporate, and investment banking.
FIS follows up its Union Bank deal with a new partner in Germany.
New mobile wallet will target Pakistan’s underbanked and freelancer market.
Sailesh Panchal joins the challenger from Orwell Group.
The neobank currently holds £1.25 billion in deposits.
“I had to find out how to best serve people and customers at a community level.”
Saffron is the first user of the Burrow system due for launch later this year.
Moven founder announces new bank on social media.
HTB aims to improve its monitoring, optimisation and alerting systems.
LAPO Microfinance Bank switching a number of systems.
Italian bank kicks off its three-year plan.
Deutsche Bank has reportedly invited proposals from Microsoft, Google and Amazon.
Texan bank already deploys Nymbus at its digital subsidiary.
Its new offering has been built in partnership with TrueLayer.
Payments firm hailed as innovation success story.
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But first, banks need to de-silo their data and create a single data universe.
Moroccan bank goes live after 18-month implementation period.
Its mobile app will integrate “AI-driven” Jumio identity verification technology for its KYC.
Newly-launched firm aims to help SMEs with loans of €1-10 million.
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Unnamed new challenger will use TCS for its entire tech stack.
A majority of the firm’s services remain down.
FinTech Futures speaks to Andrew Beatty of FIS about its new platform.
With offices situated in Mexico City, Sao Paolo and Bogota, Columbia.
Mansa X as the fund is known, returned an average 24% and closed at $3 million.
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Community banks and the underbanked need one another.
Spanish giant looks to improve mobile channels.
Oracle has won and extended plenty of African deals in the past few months.
Michal Kissos Hertzog speaks to FinTech Futures.
Four major banks want to create “brand neutral” ATMs.
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
OpenWrks will connect Snoop to its customers’ current accounts and credit cards.
The bank will introduce a £5.99 monthly fee in March.
Sopra on the hunt to boost its digital banking product portfolio.
Ultimately, PSD2 promises to transform the financial services payments landscape, but when?
B-North’s COO takes a look back at what 2019 had in store for banks.
Featuring challenger banks in the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Israel.