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Jamie Dimon believes plenty of outsourcing firms “have no idea what they’re doing”.
The solutions are available globally through Swift, Faster Payments, CHAPS, SEPA and local clearing.
“It’s a much better product than we had in Argentina [upon launch],” says the CEO.
UK clearing bank claims to be the first of its kind to provide the service.
A panel of bankers discuss the potential of opening up to customers.
Network centrality isn’t new to banking, says Google Cloud head.
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The fate of open APIs lies in the hands of the US Supreme Court.
Tipping point: Google vs Oracle showdown.
The development firm plans new expansion.
Banks can use data to stand out from the competition and fortify their position.
The consultancy firm is both a client and partner for new Goldman platform.
Real-life examples from Tide and THIS of how APIs and microservices have fuelled business transformation.
The start-up has issued around five million virtual card numbers.
Bond’s offering is based on “developer-focused” applications.
Its CCO speaks to FinTech Futures about the firm’s one-platform and auto-code approach.
There is still more to do, a lot more, and it heavily relies on banks’ cooperation.
Unlocking the benefits of open banking.
The fintech is moving into wealth and expanding to the US.
FinTech Futures speaks to Rajashekara V. Maiya at Infosys Finacle about open banking.
Why companies that have nothing to do with finance will get into financial services.
This follows a similar acquisition of Plaid by rival Visa in January.
It also signalled its intention to move more of its workforce to Texas.
The acquisition is IBM’s first since its $34bn buyout of Red Hat in 2018.
COVID-19 has already led to a shift in mindset for many businesses.
Data sharing enables banks to more effectively serve customers across the lifecycle.
As part of the deal Tink will cover all countries in EEA for PayPal.
Johanna Pugh spent four years at core banking provider Finastra.
Why is it hard to get into open banking as a new player?
Hope springs eternal: discovering alternative lending in times of crisis.
The quarter saw just 404 deals and ended on $6.1 billion.
Let’s dive into the ‘HOW’ of this innovation that has made payments simpler and far more secure.
The number one concern, unsurprisingly, is ensuring online security.
“They must embrace Open X or risk becoming irrelevant,” says John Berry, CEO of Efma.
We have received more requests for extensions than ever before, so we are extending the entry deadline again until the end of April.
Partnership will see both firms combine their systems.
The announcement from Revolut should be seen as a must win gamble.
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The strong open source community around the database gives us confidence for the long haul.