Mastercard and P27 to launch Nordic real-time payments system
The partners aim to build a world-first system across the region.
The partners aim to build a world-first system across the region.
The Norwegian financial services group will also implement 11:FS Foundry.
Withdrawal comes after Euronext wins Ministry of Finance approval.
The partnership seeks to take advantage of the popularity of online bank payments in the region.
Board unanimously recommended Nasdaq’s offer
The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority is vouching for Euronext.
The app will allow customers to manage all accounts.
“Banking as we know it will change radically.”
Five days from the closing deadline, Euronext is on the back foot.
How Norway’s banking group DNB is seeking to use data to reconnect with customers.
What a saga! The battle in Norway against Nasdaq continues.
EXCLUSIVE. An electronic currency to support its payments platform for trade and settlement.
Makes lower bid but says it has support from majority of Oslo Bors shareholders.
Euronext had made a bid of $713 million.
EXCLUSIVE. Norwegian firm in discussions with 30 banks for its global dream.
Norwegian firm looks for multilateral trading facility action.
It’s quite simple – Oslo Bors wants more for an acquisition.
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30+ employees of Bankgirot will be offered new positions at Evry as part of the seven-year deal.
Part of the bank’s wider data strategy.
With Norway’s DNB as a first client and investment partner.
Sandnes-based bank plans to offer consumer loans and credit.
Norwegian bank offers payments from micro bank cards in wristbands.
Gjensidige offers digital banking, mortgages, and unsecured loans.
Further regulation of the loan industry could be necessary to protect consumers, says Norway’s government.
Nordic finance and credit company Folkefinans is implementing Mambu’s core banking tech.
Danske Bank, DNB, Handelsbanken, Nordea, OP Financial Group, SEB and Swedbank in talking mood.
Norway-based firm has moved from its Tieto back office system.
Instabank, a new digital bank in Norway, has implemented Provenir’s Risk Analytics and Decisioning solution. Delivered in the cloud, the system provides “a real-time, digital lending experience” for its Instabank’s customers, Provenir says.
Norway’s Sparebanken Sogn Og Fjordane (SSF) Bank is modernising its digital banking tech with Backbase.
Nordea Liv, a life insurance arm of Nordea, has worked with Norwegian fintech start-up Spiff to create a new app that will motivate customers to save money to reach goals.
Norway-based banking software provider Evry has signed a new five-year agreement with a domestic banking group, Fana Sparebank, to modernise its core banking and payments tech.
Sparebank 1, an alliance of 16 Norwegian savings banks, has extended the contract with incumbent software supplier Evry. The agreement represents total contract value of NOK 3 billion ($364 million) over a six-year period.
Nordea’s Oslo office will welcome 35 start-ups as the bank prepares to assist the firms in fintech innovation. During the week, the best projects (around 20 teams) will be selected to take part in Nordea’s Accelerator programme, which kicks off in the autumn in Stockholm and Helsinki. In total, over 200 companies applied to the […]
Private banking software vendor ERI has completed the implementation of its flagship core system, Olympic, at SEB in Norway. This is the vendor’s first site in the country. Olympic manages SEB’s onshore private banking business and associated transaction processing for Norway. The project commenced in 2013. SEB – already a long-standing Olympic user in Luxembourg, […]
DNB will close more than half its branch offices and lay off 600 employees as the rise of digital banking takes its toll on the physical world. The Norwegian bank says “almost all” of its customers have become digital and points to the success of its Vipps app – the number one downloaded app in […]
The Norwegian Valyou mobile payment service started by DnB and Telenor will be closed at the end of this month as a result of slower than expected activation of NFC enabled POS terminals and a much lower than expected end user uptake.