Mambu powering Wenance’s Latin American expansion
Will be using its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) core banking system.
Will be using its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) core banking system.
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
The initial coin offering (ICO) investment has surged since the first one back in 2013.
Are you suspicious? This is a key question at the heart of efforts to tackle money laundering: if you work for a bank or other financial institution and have suspicions money laundering is happening, you have a legal duty to speak up.
With concerns that AI will make human employment obsolete, research firm Gartner is looking to counter that narrative.
IBM has revealed the first clients to tap into its IBM Q early-access commercial quantum computing systems.
Risk management firm Simility locks in $17.5 million in new funding, with help from PayPal.
Amazon Web Services now plans to open its second cloud computing region in China.
Emirates NBD’s new chief digital officer is on the lookout for partnerships with fintechs.
The baddest boy on the security block.
PSD2 comes into force on 13 January 2018. It aims to open up the European payments market to greater competition and transparency, but its effect will be more far-reaching, acting as a catalyst for innovation not just in payments, but in the wider financial services market.
Google has unveiled an AI centre in China as it searches out humans with ML talent.
This round-up features Finstar, State Street, FRISS and iZettle.
Nesta names prize winners at the conclusion of stage one of its Open Up Challenge.
IBM has unveiled its Bot Asset Exchange – a place for chatbot development.
Are GDPR and PSD2 really that dissimilar and incompatible? Or do they combine to create a robust security mind set?
US start-up is looking to help enterprises improve cloud applications’ reliability.
People like what IoT does, but don’t trust firms with the data that sensors and connected devices collect.
An attempt to create an industry powerhouse in the markets for cybersecurity and digital products.
The name’s bond. Tamed bond.
Digital customer acquisition technology firm gets equity funding in a round managed by Moelis Australia.
Microsoft sets out ambitions to create a quantum computer that can be used to address complex issues such as AI.
The Financial Stability Board has stated in its first report on AI that the risks they pose need monitoring.
Featuring the Gibraltar Parliament; Cboe Global Markets; and Waves Platform, Ethereum and Deloitte teaming up.
Spending on IoT could reach $772.5 billion by the end of 2018, with the whole market headed toward $1 trillion by 2020.
Enrichment FCU has rolled out Best Innovation Group’s financial interaction voice experience Amazon Alexa skill.
This round-up features WorldRemit, PAIR Finance and an update on Sophia the AI robot and SingularityNET.
Looking to take some of the pain out of managing multicloud environments.
Fintech companies will find that they are a different kind of business in 2018 than they were in 2017.
New regulations are forcing enterprises to spend more of their IT budgets on security.
The latest features IOTA, Microsoft, Indonesia’s central bank and Australian Securities Exchange.
What happens when you’re facilitating the trade of a product that is experiencing extreme hockey stick growth?
The company continues to absorb its EMC acquisition, as well as branch out into new areas, such as IoT.
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has revealed its latest batch of nine cybersecurity start-ups.
US-based Fifth Third Bank has chosen FIS to enable real-time payments (RTP) for its customers through The Clearing House’s (TCH) payments system.
Startupbootcamp has unveiled the launch of Startupbootcamp Scale, an innovation programme for growth stage start-ups in emerging markets.
Have any UK high street or challenger banks made the jump to 100% digital onboarding?
Alior Bank has unveiled its acceleration programme for technology start-ups using the OpenAPI environment based on IBM technology, implemented by business solutions developer Tuatara.
The recent World Economic Forum (WED) report “Sweden could stop using cash by 2023”, says that the country is moving towards favouring cards and mobile payment apps. Yet retailers are expected to accept cash for at least a couple of years afterwards.
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!