Aviva taps Fenergo to revamp client onboarding systems
Fenergo will switch out Aviva’s KYC, AML, and CDD services.
Fenergo will switch out Aviva’s KYC, AML, and CDD services.
HSBC is expanding its strategic relationship with Privitar.
Manz succeeds eight-year LSE veteran David Warren.
The service uses open banking infrastructure.
The remittance firm wants a “leading” position in South Korea’s P2P remittance market.
China has relied on these local lenders amid the coronavirus crisis.
Charles Schwab Premier Bank and Bank of America California scored highly.
The launch date was moved up because “open banking can make life easier in lockdown”.
WhatsApp’s service has been live in Brazil for just over a week.
OCBC will focus on industrial and geographical diversification to reach its “25-by-25” target.
The funding round was led by Paris-based BlackFin Capital Partners.
Open banking platform continues expansion in Asia.
UAE-based bank enables transactions via its mobile app and online banking.
This is a one of a kind partnership for Curve and Samsung.
The company announced its plans to become a bank nearly four years ago.
The bank joins a roster of more than 200 lenders.
This follows a similar acquisition of Plaid by rival Visa in January.
“The insurance community is not necessarily responsive to change,” says insurtech CEO.
Munich police say a criminal investigation into Wirecard has been launched.
Synqa plans to use the cash to expand its services in Asia.
More than 200,000 users have opened a Sesame Cash account.
French cooperative to replace paper-based system.
The San Francisco-based start-up operates across seven African countries.
This is in response to industry feedback about the Gabriel system over the past three years.
The European watchdog has concerns about the $27bn merger.
It is understood the services will offer “a built-in wallet functionality” so you can store crypto.
The country wants to create the “right conditions” for fintechs grow.
nCino plans to raise $100 million in its IPO.
The verdict next month will reveal if the acquisition can go ahead.
British taxpayers have been paying off slave owners from 1833 to 2015.
The start-up is looking to raise £5.5 million.
Mark Vasey joins core banking company from consulting firm.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak called Rathi “the outstanding candidate”.
Hagues takes over from Amy Lenander, who heads stateside.
Both firms entered the market in 2011 to bring APIs to payments.
Technology firm will host its platform on Google infrastructure.
DN aims to “unlock” more than $50 million by 2023.
The Dutch bank finds its replacement for Ralph Hamers.
The firm has landed a $150 million Series B funding round it began in May.
The investment will be used to accelerate MayStreet’s product development and expansion.