How 5G will revolutionise consumer banking
When 5G is part of our nationwide infrastructure, it will transform products and services.
When 5G is part of our nationwide infrastructure, it will transform products and services.
The Mi Vuelta COVID-19 track and trace app allows employees to report any symptoms.
The free online service helps finance teams manage cashflow.
The fintech deal follows FTA talks between the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
In banking, a legacy product core based on old technology can’t simply be modified.
It will no longer be operating its wholly-owned UK unit, ECIL, under the “Sunny” brand.
FMS.next and RiskAvert deployed at SME challenger bank.
The move marks its second side-step from cross-border payments.
There are now 99 CBILS accredited lenders.
Red flags include late 2018 financials and a €156,000 lost lawsuit.
CEO Ed Maslaveckas says aggregation is “least disruptive” part of open banking.
The appointment is expected to be approved later this week.
UK watchdog allows payments to restart.
Customers include Commerzbank, solarisBank, N26, and UniCredit.
The bank wants to generate more revenue per customer.
The fintech is still working on third party digital wallet usage and refunds.
Hoot Credit Union and Lanarkshire Credit Union activate faster payments.
This has prompted a handful of fintechs to issue warnings to their customers on Friday.
Lanistar landed a $2.5 million seed investment in March.
Fenergo will switch out Aviva’s KYC, AML, and CDD services.
HSBC is expanding its strategic relationship with Privitar.
Manz succeeds eight-year LSE veteran David Warren.
The service uses open banking infrastructure.
The commercial case for streamlining the online payments process is clear.
The launch date was moved up because “open banking can make life easier in lockdown”.
This is a one of a kind partnership for Curve and Samsung.
The company announced its plans to become a bank nearly four years ago.
The bank joins a roster of more than 200 lenders.
“The insurance community is not necessarily responsive to change,” says insurtech CEO.
This is in response to industry feedback about the Gabriel system over the past three years.
The European watchdog has concerns about the $27bn merger.
The country wants to create the “right conditions” for fintechs grow.
British taxpayers have been paying off slave owners from 1833 to 2015.
The start-up is looking to raise £5.5 million.
Mark Vasey joins core banking company from consulting firm.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak called Rathi “the outstanding candidate”.
Hagues takes over from Amy Lenander, who heads stateside.
The firm has landed a $150 million Series B funding round it began in May.
What can fintech firms do to ride out the storm?
Almost 140 countries are part of the talks to bring in a digital tax.