The closet of shame
Everything that goes wrong in a bank, big or small, gets put neatly away in the closet of shame.
Everything that goes wrong in a bank, big or small, gets put neatly away in the closet of shame.
AutoRek to help Nationwide “face into the future.”
The challenger bank has been aiming for an Irish licence since last year.
Illinois-based bank looks to improve efficiency following acquisitions.
Three banks have migrated or will be migrating to cloud hosted SilverLake system.
Mambu aims to make MSB the first cloud-native bank in Vietnam.
Core banking vendor plans to use the capital to expand into new markets.
The bank’s tardiness in notifying affected clients and regulators led to concerns.
37 branches are set to be shuttered by the company as customers go digital.
Brink’s will deploy its Point Cash solution to the purchased machines.
Woelders will join former colleague Chris Vogelzang at the Danish banking group.
With the right software in place, the ATM can play a new role.
Gill Haus starts this week as head of digital technology for the consumer bank.
An agreement had yet to be finalised but a transaction could be struck in the coming weeks.
She will stand for election by Capital One shareholders in April 2020.
Neo plans a credit card and rewards-based savings.
Subscription-only bank continues development after 2019 launch.
This year will be one of continued disruption and evolution in banking technology.
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This is expected after its next fundraise which will value the neobank at £1bn.
“Banks don’t want to invest in infrastructure when they don’t need it,” says CTO.
Multinational bank seeks to diversify its services to emerging markets.
“The extent of change is significant,” says RBNZ, which is deploying to 57 banks.
The bank is paying back £50m of its fund from BCR.
The three firms blame changing customer behaviour for the downsizing.
The credit union aims to support loan servicing with new system.
Banking Circle’s operation centers in the UK, Germany and Denmark will turn into bank branches.
Libyan bank signs for Temenos Infinity and Temenos Transact.
Two previous tries have already been made to bring the complaints to court.
It will arrive in the US later in 2020 or early next year.
The country’s central bank announced its plans in December to issue up to five licences.
The effects of the coronavirus on the local fintech market isn’t all negative.
US bank agrees to pay hefty settlement fine on ongoing probe.
An evolving customer base demands accelerated time-to-market, says Oracle’s Vikram Gupta.
Credit card giant leases three new buildings in Dublin.
Akoya goes it alone after less than a year under FMR umbrella.
The US bank has been in discussions with UK financial regulators.
MEMX is looking to rival the big three.
APRA will consult the industry on the development of the framework in H2 2020.
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