CaixaBank plans to invest €5bn in technology over the next three years
As part of its strategy, CaixaBank plans to recruit 3,000 young professionals by 2027.
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As part of its strategy, CaixaBank plans to recruit 3,000 young professionals by 2027.
Banco Santander CEO Hector Grisi previously ordered a group-wide restructuring last year.
The solution is first being made available to merchants in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico.
The bank is leveraging Visa’s new tokenised asset platform, which launched this month.
BNKA is enabling migrants in Europe to pay bills in Argentina.
Juliá succeeds the position from Ángel Rivera, who will leave Santander at the end of 2024.
The new project will look to build on its GenIAl project launched late last year.
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BBVA says its goal is to be “prepared to respond to all types of attacks”.
The Mambu implementation is underway, with plans to go live “in the coming months”.
Paola Rengifo and Miguel Ángel Treceño are the latest additions to Allfunds’ leadership team.
The microlender will use the core to launch “more traditional lending products”.
PayRetailers recently received its Brazilian payment institution (PI) licence last month.
BBVA has begun deploying 3,000 ChatGPT Enterprise licenses among its employees in Spain.
Iberpay will serve as the clearing and settlement mechanism, through Santander, for OCT Inst transactions.
Banco Sabadell’s board had previously rejected an offer from BBVA claiming it significantly undervalued the company.
The fintech can now to accept funds, issue pre-paid debit cards and facilitate money transfers in Spain.
Openbank is currently live in Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal and Argentina.
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Amadeus says its new purchase will “complement” its existing payments business Outpayce.
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Banco Sabadell customers will now have access to the 1,400 ATMs NCR Atleos manages across Spain.
ID Finance claims the financing marks its “largest ever financing round” to date.
Nikkilä joins Santander from ING, where he is currently serving as head of global retail transformation.
The Spanish central bank’s trials are expected to run for around six months.
The Valencia-based bank has dedicated a 100-strong team to explore new use cases for the technology.
Santander intends to complete its group-wide migration to the cloud by the end of next year.
The global network aims to boost the economic development of the Amazon region.
Zaripov initially departed the platform in October 2018, after a 15-month tenure as managing director.
Created 20 years ago, Lynx leverages AI and machine learning to detect and prevent financial crime.
Varela previously spent more than 16 years at Credit Suisse in a number of senior tech-focused positions.
The facility will be used to support the company’s portfolio growth and geographical expansion plans.
The licensed electronic money institution will be able to onboard new customers with just a passport.
The bank says the new company will have “a more strategic focus” on software development transformation.
With the new facility, Uncapped aims to expand its reach and provide more digital businesses with access to financing.
The San Francisco-headquartered exchange plans to leverage the approvals to power its European expansion.
The bank has merged its retail and commercial businesses and created a new digital consumer banking business.
France-based Swan will be launching in the Netherlands and Italy.
The move is part of Block’s plans to reduce brand spending.
FrauDfense is a new company set up to enable the exchange of information between the three banks.