Top fintech stories this week – 30 August 2019
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The transaction is due to be completed by early Q4 2019.
The bank joined the blockchain payments platform in September 2018.
The launch of the joint venture between Lloyds and Schroders have prompted widespread complaints from staff.
Banks’ data-rich future should not begin and end with trade flows.
More than 400 million people worldwide had watched an e-sports event by 2018.
The agreement marks nCino’s first Canadian credit union customer
Delio will expand into Asia, the Middle East and North America.
The contest seeks legal, tax and regulatory solutions.
Commercial banks are taking up a starring role.
The solution will enable the likes of Netflix and Hulu to accept crypto.
It provides highly customisable tech for the online lending industry.
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JP Morgan, RBC, HSBC and Societe Generale are among the initial banks.
Its Accelerator uses data science to address the industry benchmarking challenge.
Kevin Flaherty, CEO at BLM Tech reveals the key to carrying off large-scale IT projects.
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TSG provides business management software and integrated payments.
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The Toronto firm targets freelancers and entrepreneurs.
The five-year partnership will develop risk and performance attribution capabilities.
From JP Morgan’s secret UK digital bank project to MoneyGram and Ripple’s partnership.
The acquisitions add distribution and tech-focused organisations to its financial institution partners and merchants.
Bento Pay will only require the payee’s email address in order to send payments.
It aims to release customers from time-consuming admin and paperwork.
Swift will be supporting its customers through their Target consolidation projects and the migration to ESMIG.
The platform provides a simple and easy process for fintechs to help connect them into the bank.
Businesses can test propositions with a limited number of cards and wallet accounts
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The Visa card replaces the company’s Mastercard prepaid card.
Aimed at raising its profile to provide payments across industries.
Led by Franklin Templeton with participation from Mastercard, Fidelity Investments Canada, among others.