Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 8 July 2019
Some of this week’s news, in video format!
Some of this week’s news, in video format!
The 14 savings banks in the group are preparing for PSD2.
The Latin American investment bank launched ReitBZ STO earlier this year.
Kendu’s core banking is managed by Sopra Banking Software.
The facility can personalise more than 10 million cards per year.
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The technology would be for banking officials’ use only.
Investors in the first part of the Series E round have not been disclosed.
The Toronto firm targets freelancers and entrepreneurs.
It can now provide on-premise solutions built for the needs of LFIs.
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It follows PayPal’s investment in Monese’s Series B.
The two-way technology offers a virtual branch experience.
The platform will seek to modernise the management of bank guarantees.
A radically different way of establishing authority, managing organisations and measuring success is needed.
The MoU will also promote innovation in Central Asia.
Greater acceptance will help merchants meet the needs of Chinese tourists.
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The two companies say they’ve been “strong business partners” for years.
Fidor Bank UK has announced it is withdrawing its services and products from 15th September.
The acquired niche company provides market information and tools for clients in Switzerland and the rest of Europe.
The system will operate in a multi-entity mode, with SAB supporting the hosting, operation and maintenance.
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The fintech is looking for a partner bank to do so.
The six-month pilot project tests fingerprint authorisation.
Starting in Switzerland, Hong Kong, and soon in Singapore.
10x Technologies’ boss is Anthony Jenkins, formerly Barclays head.
The pair successfully raised AU$30 million using the debt origination platform.
This aims to bring product and pricing control solutions to Hogan and Celeriti users.
The wealth management firm currently uses the Microgen-derived 4Series platform.
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Jaja will become the consumer credit card issuer for the bank and the AA.
Bi.Zone’s CEO talks about the interactions between governments and companies around cybersecurity.
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The team will work on both customer and internal solutions.
The latest funding round raised £113 million.
An industry asking itself the same questions for ten years despite having the answers is an ailing one.
The move is viewed as a step towards an industry-wide PE blockchain solution.