Revolut granted UK trading licence from FCA
Revolut now plans to launch new trading products covering UK and EU stocks and ETFs.
Revolut now plans to launch new trading products covering UK and EU stocks and ETFs.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top payments stories from October.
The AI Lab is designed to facilitate the “safe and responsible use of AI in UK financial markets”.
Starling was found to have opened over 54,000 accounts for high-risk customers.
The FCA claims CBPL breached a requirement that prevented it from offering services to “high-risk customers”.
Fourteen banks and building societies are set to implement the new cash access system.
The new rules aim to “support a wider range of companies to issue their shares on a UK exchange”.
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Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes JP Morgan Chase, Citi, BBVA, OpenAI and more.
With the new licence, Volt plans to enhance its cash management offering Connect to include virtual accounts.
The fintech unicorn previously gained an EMI licence from the central bank of Lithuania in July.
The regulator says designated banks and building societies need to assess the gaps in access to cash.
Crypto.com says it now plans to roll out a suite of e-money products customised for the UK market.
The regulator recently reviewed how firms tackle fraud and handle complaints from customers.
The authorisation will enable Mangopay to offer its full suite of services to new and existing UK customers.
Project Guardian aims to share knowledge about the benefits and risks of asset and fund tokenisation.
Nvayo says that it “is working with the FCA to resolve their concerns and hope to find a solution”.
The fintech reportedly allowed funds to be released from accounts which were flagged as suspicious by the National Crime Agency (NCA).
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Payabl. says the authorisation will “unlock significant opportunities” as it looks to expand across the UK.
The regulator’s 14-point plan seeks fairer interest rates on UK savings accounts.
15 fintechs including Wise, Monzo, Revolut and Klarna have penned an open letter to UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
The Digital Sandbox has previously only been available to developers via pilots and TechSprints.
The review will examine how the FCA is working to overcome new challenges and take advantage of opportunities.
Cybersecurity must develop in tandem with AI, the regulator’s chief executive said this week.
From 8 October, companies will have to introduce a “cooling-off period” for first-time investors.
Money20/20 Europe opened this year with a discussion on how open banking is driving global innovation.
PayFuture aims to help businesses connect with local payment options in emerging markets.
The Digital Sandbox provides a “safe and secure” environment for companies to build and test their products.
Paynetics was previously operating in the UK under the FCA’s Temporary Permission Regime.
The FCA ordered WealthTek to cease all operations last week, citing “serious regulatory and operational issues”.
The company raised £1.5 million in a seed funding round last year.
It says many firms present “an unacceptable risk of harm” to their customers.
The FCA says technical failures in TSB’s IT system led to customers being unable to access banking services.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Gatehouse Bank agreed to settle early, which led to a 30% reduction to the original penalty of £2.2 million.
The move comes as part of the regulator’s work in response to the increasing cost of living.
Banks and building societies will have to assess the impact of any reduction in the services they provide.
The agency says Monzo has taken adequate steps to end the breach and prevent a recurrence.
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