Top fintech stories this week – 30 March 2018
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
O flower of Scotland, when will we see, your like again.
Challenger confirms launch of business accounts.
Working on a shared cloud-based investment management platform.
The deal values cloud accounting firm FreeAgent at $75 million (£53 million).
Dutch securities administration firm enters the SimCorp Dimension.
Everyone be cool. This is Brexit.
Plans to become UK’s first high street lender to link to rival’s digital deals.
It’s a drive to diversification.
Polish bank goes for full implementation of Trudatum platform.
They seek to improve collateral management of high quality liquid assets.
AplonAPI will be integrated with Natech’s core banking solution.
Free mobile app for commercial card customers.
Portuguese bank brings verve and vivacity to video world.
London-based banking start-up will use open source API solution.
Private equity investor will buy a majority stake.
Four find warmth and friendship in the Nordics.
Solution to help FIs with client onboarding, risk and compliance.
Cake Technologies provides app to pay restaurant bills in London.
First bank in Germany to offer its corporate clients a fully digitised advisory process.
News revealed at yet another fintech conference in London.
UK start-up plans to combat fraud with disposable virtual cards.
Mental health charity using terminals in ten shops in UK.
Group represents 19 firms with nearly one million clients.
Bondster Marketplace in the Czech Republic has implemented Leveris’ core processing platform.
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Accenture analysis finds investment growth dwarfing North America.
Releases its new Instant Deposit service for UK businesses.
The nation’s overlords set out their ambitious “Fintech Sector Strategy”.
London-based firm unleashes multi-currency accounts receivable product.
ABN Amro has turned to Italian paytech vendor SIA for instant payments access.
bunq is expanding into Spain and Italy, and has also introduced Apple Pay, the first in the Netherlands.
Denmark-based online lender Basisbank implements FICO’s Blade Advisor rules management system.
UK’s Payment Systems Regulator reveals its ambitions in annual plan for 2018/19.
Underpinned by a bespoke case management solution, based on BEP Systems’ Apprivo2.
Great ideas, customer centricity, new business models, innovative tech are not driven by machines (yet) but by humans.
Romania’s second largest bank will integrate AI guidance into its digital banking.
Atos will deliver “cross enterprise critical data services” to Aviva over a six and-a-half year period.
UK-based SME banking start-up Tide is “entering adulthood” as it turns 15 months old.
To deliver cross-border services across North America and Europe.