Revolut loses its head of wealth and trading, a former Freetrade co-founder
André Mohamed leaves after 18 months at the challenger bank.
André Mohamed leaves after 18 months at the challenger bank.
Taiwan introduced continuous trading in late March.
Traders have found themselves operating in a new world.
SIX has been going head-to-head with Euronext for the Spanish exchange firm.
The bank admits there were some VPN teething issues.
Data analytics firm snaps up electronic equities trading man.
Trading technology firm signs first Middle East deal.
The EU regulatory body recognises limitations created by the virus.
“We don’t think they were set up to do it properly,” says class action lawyer.
Santander hopes the deal will enhance its global trade platform operations.
The neobank will apply a 0.25% markup, with no other fees.
Senior bank execs are concerned about broadband capacity at their employees’ homes.
The deal amount is yet to be disclosed.
Many users are now trying to seek class action against the app.
The trading app is focused around making investing ‘social’.
Multinational bank seeks to diversify its services to emerging markets.
Initially focusing on digital assets, the fintech will branch out to more traditional asset classes in the future.
The Wall Street investment bank is branching out from its wealthy client base.
NSX suspended iSignthis from trading on its platform five months ago.
Bank plans to use DLIB to provide structured investment products.
The derivatives firm will use Cobalt for its FX operations.
The swap was piloted between Societe Generale and LBBW.
Traders are extremely bullish about the potential of digital assets and crypto-products.
Bank to offer Infor data matching service to clients.
14-year fund services collaboration extended.
EU regulator gives market six more months to prepare.
US investment bank installs tech to reduce duplication.
The everyday account will be linked to ETF returns.
Hong Kong firm goes live on Fusion Sophis.
Japanese bank taps Kx to power its e-FX operations.
Former staff said there was no HR person or office manager to voice concerns with.
There’s an appetite to save and invest despite low interest rates across Europe, Australia and the US.
Germany and France are next on Freetrade’s list.
The transaction is subject to receipt of required regulatory approvals & conditions.
There are no shortage of challenges that will need to be addressed through innovation.
iStox claims to offer one-stop issuance, custody and trading of digitised securities.
SimCorp Dimension will serve as GAM’s core front office platform and IBOR.
It plans to pursue the integration of blockchain technology into the ETF ecosystem.
New York, Singapore, and Shanghai all switch to Avaloq system.
The port wants to undergo a “digital transformation in its day to day operation”.