MoneyLive 2019: Banks have to be humble even if they’re everywhere, says ING exec
Banks tend to over-promise to customers through their adverts, says ING CIO
Banks tend to over-promise to customers through their adverts, says ING CIO
The UK institution has been in contact with a number of third parties.
The bank failed to stop 23m potentially illegal transactions
RPA firm has previously had funding from SoftBank.
One unit has the potential to be a “unicorn”.
Bank finalises migration to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Customers reporting lack of wages as internet banking slows.
Google Cloud is already popular among Thought Machine’s clients.
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Innovators are drawing battle lines that banks need to meet, says panel.
French government official says Europe needs to support its start-ups.
Cambodian institutions are increasingly engaging with their global counterparts.
The companies signed the agreement at Salesforce’s Dreamforce event.
AI has “massively increased productivity” for the bank.
French bank plans to build out its private equity offerings.
From proof-of-concept to market launch, results, and lessons learnt.
Samir Assaf, head of global banking & markets, expected to move to a non-exec role.
The new handset is smaller than its predecessor.
Gender doesn’t make anyone a better hire. Women are there despite and in spite of it. And that matters.
Singapore and China are next on ABN Amro’s Temenos Payments roll-out list.
OP Financial is looking for partners focusing on CX, reliability and security.
The payments leverage the RTP network developed by The Clearing House (TCH).
Pakistan-based bank selects Fusion Trade Innovation.
The neobank remains in stealth mode for the time being.
A bidding war could develop between the two firms.
Cécile Sourbes unpacks the process of licensing in the UK.
As part of its newly devised strategy, Lithuania put several tools in place.
The departure of Foster-Carter is the latest in a few personnel changes at Monzo.
The Polish bank chose OneSpan after surveying its customers.
New platform to address challenge of tying excess funds across clearing workflows.
Zurich-based Derivative Partners to remain independent for the time being.
With greater protection comes considerable challenges and risks, none more so than with Libor.
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Lloyds head: “We’re either in this together or we’re not”.
Ermotti says it’s no longer a question of ‘too big to fail’.
Malani will spearhead Tandem’s international expansion into Hong Kong.
The bank hopes Visa will power a geographic expansion.
HSBC exec: “how do we get people not like us in?”
The core banking vendor is aiming to beat the 23 it signed in 2018.
FinTech Futures speaks to CEO and founder of RTGS.global, Nick Ogden.