The UK’s digital identity crisis
The UK needs to prioritise and accelerate digital identity adoption to avoid falling behind.
The UK needs to prioritise and accelerate digital identity adoption to avoid falling behind.
PVcomBank has been running on Temenos Core for retail and corporate banking for over 10 years.
The pilot was conducted through the fintech supervisory sandbox hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Zajac’s most recent positions include serving as CTO at Blackberry and the UK-based fintech Railsr.
The bank will utilise Corserv’s Account Issuer solution to power its new credit card offering.
Emirates NBD will implement Pine Labs’ Credit+ solution.
The partnership aligns with Chiba Bank’s mid-term plan to shift to a customer-focused business model.
Applications are to remain open until 31 May, with the final list of participants to be announced on 9 August.
Knowing what the answer is, it turns out, is immaterial until you are prepared to do something about it.
The bank will collaborate with Interop Labs and Memento Blockchain as part of the project.
The integration is to replace Bankart’s legacy payment processing platform provided by ACI Worldwide.
The company previously announced its intention to purchase Synapse’s assets last month.
BIL has actioned a major technology overhaul of its retail, corporate and private banking operations.
PC Financial will adopt Temenos’ retail core banking solution as SaaS on Microsoft Azure.
The bank has worked with Hitachi Asia to redesign its web interface and mobile banking applications.
The industry must ensure that open banking tech serves the strategic needs of consumers and institutions.
It’s estimated that the UK’s 43 active building societies serve approximately 26 million people.
Banco Sabadell’s board had previously rejected an offer from BBVA claiming it significantly undervalued the company.
The implementation of the platform was carried out by Avaloq’s partner Synpulse.
The financial services industry has a key role to play in shaping a truly borderless financial world.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Chime is to also pay “at least $1.3 million in redress to harmed consumers”.
The digital payment and cash flow management solution is the result of Fiserv’s partnership with Melio.
The financial services sector is changing rapidly, driven by new technologies and new approaches.
Ecology Building Society says technology modernisation will help “attract future customers at pace and scale”.
The digital challenger had previously raised $430 million in March.
The bank is to adopt Jack Henry’s core processing solution and digital banking platform Banno.
In terms of digital transformation, it turns out that almost everyone was kung fu fighting. And it’s time you did too.
Submissions for the PayTech Awards USA 2024 are now open, with the entry deadline set for 12 July 2024.
NAB says the first group of business clients to adopt A2A payments will go live “in the first half of 2024”.
There is a huge sense of urgency, commitment and purpose behind fintech in the UAE.
Lloyds is aiming to boost its “developer experience, software quality, and speed to market”.
The credit union’s implementation of Mambu in Canada arrives in tandem with the UK launch of MV Solar.
Protecting privacy is critical for digital money and CBDCs in order to obtain public trust.
SoFi Money – the unit targeted by fraudsters – was ultimately closed by the fintech in June 2022.
Beem Credit Union was launched by Gulf & Fraser and Interior Savings on 1 January.
GoTyme Bank’s acquisition claims to serve over 500,000 employees across 150 Philippine enterprises.
The bank has selected SmartStream’s TLM Reconciliations Premium Digital Payments Control solution.
Europe must harness the full potential of the digital revolution for the continent’s unbanked.
The bank was previously hit with a $348 million fine from the OCC and FRB in March.