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Without limits: The Barclays accelerator races ahead
Without limits: The Barclays accelerator races ahead
Singaporean fintech begins investment project in Indonesia.
The payments provider will accept digital currencies via ICON’s blockchain ecosystem.
The two have joined with Thailand to promote commerce in Southeast Asia.
Aqumon offers B2C and B2B solutions.
The investigation found that GSI breached a number of FCA and PRA principles and rules.
Line has developed and operates the service in collaboration with Thai bank Kasikornbank.
The neobank launched a few months ago.
The start-up says it has doubled its valuation in just over a year.
The company still needs approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange’s listing committee.
The IPO could raise between $2 billion and $3 billion.
That’s according to a new report by Retail Banking Research (RBR).
Educate, advocate, invest: It’s not enough for companies to pay lip service.
She discusses SmartStream’s AI solution for data processing.
“Those in the private sector definitely have their own lifecycle,” says PBOC.
IBM acted as a technology partner with its IBM Cloud.
Costs, compliance and confusion need to be solved by new technology, says panel.
Major investor Warburg Pincus currently owns 45% of Avaloq.
Some 113,300 personal digital wallets have been opened.
The solutions are available globally through Swift, Faster Payments, CHAPS, SEPA and local clearing.
Almost a third of consumers find the idea of banking with a Big Tech appealing.
A hardware issue caused trading to cease for an entire day.
Wirecard SG needs to return all customer funds within the next two weeks.
The messaging and infrastructure network makes next step in new strategy.
Aussie-founded fintech plans to use cash to expand into new markets.
Thai bank aims to revamp front, back, and risk technology.
The virtual bank uses Thought Machine’s core banking system.
It is estimated that global public cloud revenues will grow by about 17% this year.
Panel wonders if consumers will stick with digital solutions post-pandemic.
The UAE bank goes live on TCS Bancs after kicking off the project in 2019.
New bank wants OneSumX to cover its compliance.
Thunes plans to extend its reach in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Vietnamese bank launches new products in nine months.
FinTech Futures speaks to Fenergo’s Rachel Woolley about the rise in penalties.
The up-to-$500-million target is to be spread over a number of rounds.
Thunes claims to work with partners in more than 100 countries.
Tipping point: Google vs Oracle showdown.
The Vietnamese payments firm is the first in its country to announce an IPO.
Wise steps in to replace John Killian, who retires from the role.
Here, banks can get visibility into every single process in their business as they actually behave.