UBS strengthens cloud partnership with Microsoft
The bank intends to host more than 50% of its applications on Microsoft Azure.
The bank intends to host more than 50% of its applications on Microsoft Azure.
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The bank is expecting to invest up to €300m in the strategic partnership.
HSBC will upgrade and migrate select database systems to Oracle’s Exadata Cloud@Customer platform.
The facility will be used to build out a central finance hub for small business owners in the UK and US.
Crowdz will implement three GoCardless open banking-powered payment features across four markets.
Shoreline Credit Union will refer its commercial members to VizyPay for specialised payments solutions.
Named Crypto Source, the new offering is being developed in partnership with Paxos.
We speak with Dan Globerson of NatWest about the bank’s open banking strategy.
We chat with Lynn Ng of ING about whether cross-platform interoperability in trade finance is possible.
The bank has migrated the operations of Scotiabank (Belize) onto Finastra’s Fusion Essence platform.
We chat with Tod Burwell of BAFT about how collaboration between banks and fintechs is driving innovation.
We chat with NatWest’s Solange Chamberlain about sustainability in banking and achieving net-zero targets.
The partnership, which had been in the works for “many months”, has four parts to it.
A number of associations are being spun up to support FIs to address the complexity around decarbonisation.
When machine learning and human learning come together, that’s when finance sees the greatest benefits.
With a range of taxonomies, sources and utilities, ESG data is still some way from being standardised.
We speak with BIAN’s Hans Tesselaar about the future of coreless banking.
Digital trade finance has the potential to transform how we do business across borders.
“We want to be the ecosystem platform provider to power up the Web3 economy,” says HSBC’s Catherine Zhou.
We speak with Uppili Srinivasan of iGTB about how the firm is helping banks meet customer demands.
HSBC’s approval process for new receivables finance (RF) customers went from two months to two days.
We speak with Lloyds Bank’s Merisa Lee Gimpel about the challenges facing trade finance.
Dual Run is built on top of the technology developed in-house by Santander.
“If you’re going to be in the metaverse, it starts with a purpose,” Accenture’s Michael Abbott explains.
Through the partnership, the bank’s SMB customers will be able to “better” track and manage their finances.
The new banking brand will focus on the law firms and legal community in the US Midwest.
At Sibos 2022, senior bankers discussed the importance of interoperability between payment systems old and new.
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The Uber Pro Card will help its drivers save on fuel, fees and other associated expenses.
Parties from both the tokenised and traditional asset worlds collaborated on the project.
In this episode, we’re joined by Gabriele Columbro, founder and executive director of FINOS.
We chat with Apiture’s Daniel Haisley about the growth and benefits of embedded banking.
The partnership aims to support “thousands” of UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Bangor Savings Bank says the partnership will expand its revenue opportunities.
The Apiture Digital Banking Platform will provide business banking and account opening solutions.
OPP founder and CEO between them own the remaining 60% of the company.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.