Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 21 January 2019
Featuring JAJA, South Korea, Sberbank and R3.
Featuring JAJA, South Korea, Sberbank and R3.
To expand in Mexico and neighbouring markets.
San Francisco-based start-up will still operate independently.
Creating one big unit dedicated to payments.
EXCLUSIVE. A major revamp with Infosys’ Finacle, it is understood.
To help meet compliance requirements and automate processes.
Be a part of the celebrations!
CEO of Canadian Bankers Association makes his case.
Texas-based accounting platform seeks expansion via “business OS”.
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US regional bank holding company reports “significant increase in online applications” since launch.
Department of Finance Canada awaits your awesome feedback.
To prompt worldwide adoption.
Job cuts on the way as a fintech titan is born.
Bank’s interest in DLT deepens with juicy transaction action.
Blockchain network will be operated by a new independent organisation.
Alibaba’s SME customers can get up to $150,000 of financing.
Offering client onboarding, loan origination, and card and payments connectivity.
The new solutions will provide NAV calculations.
US start-up launches multi-feature financial app.
Designed to accept payments from travellers anywhere in the world.
Options Clearing Corporation freshens up.
An ERP solution is the best fit for a growing and aspirational fintech company, but how do you choose the right one?
Featuring N26, RBS and Loot, Google in Ireland, and Alipay in Pakistan.
Paytech unleashes new device and commerce hub.
The US company will spin off its credit card business, Mission Lane, as a separate, stand-alone entity.
These virtual attendants offer “faster response times for customers”.
Police and regulators are investigating the firm Bitcoin Revolution.
Now available in Delaware, Nevada, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seeks to dismiss CSBS litigation.
Business consultancy selects ARIC platform.
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It’s Miami nice as US Bancorp subsidiary makes another acquisition.
Transporting it to the new era of fintech.
Mobile challenger bank is now valued at $2.7 billion.
Data-at-rest, data-in-transit, data-in-use.
“Traditional correspondent banking system” gets some competition.
Clever customer management for JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citi.
“The latest crypto winter is upon us, and today ShapeShift felt the bitter frost.”
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