Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 8 April 2019
Africa Fintech association, City watchdog’s orders, and a new blockchain alliance!
Africa Fintech association, City watchdog’s orders, and a new blockchain alliance!
This brings the total capital raised to $10m.
The bank will expand the range of functions customers can use.
Personal finance, taken to the next level.
A step towards facilitating real-time treasury.
It brings the firm’s capital to more than $100 million.
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Three-year contract is part of AIB’s digital transformation project
Offers much faster solution to machine learning and AI-related tasks.
The building society was impressed by Jaywing’s transparent model.
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NatWest trials new personal finance app Mimo
The conversational AI is called Olivia.
Merchants can apply for up to $100,000 credit.
All its workloads, including its customer facing and core banking applications.
This news follows the £1.7 million raised in March of last year.
Data visualisation, data analytics, and other necessary requirements for modern banking.
AI offers a new service model for the financial sector.
What challenges is the financial sector facing and how can firms thrive in an increasingly competitive landscape?
The introduction of intelligent automation will compel the profession to become more creative.
The creator claims that Finley AI is a world-first innovation.
Highlighting the role of sanctions lists in helping fight financial crime.
It aims to develop new AI skills as well as teach customers how to use them.
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Unifying data across sectors to help firms make decisions more efficiently.
Examine global trends in identity and technical insights into viable solutions.
A Series B funding round led by Insight Venture Partners
Will offers business loans, invoice/supply chain financing, and commercial insurance.
San Francisco-based insurtech start-up brings some AI power.
Open and agile, Ukraine’s banking sector has been quick to embrace disruptive change.
Follows on from Mastercard’s recent acquisition of Transfast.
A “personalised and intelligent digital assistant” lands in Luxembourg.
The start-up uses blockchain and AI for its lendtech platform.
Chinese firm seeks action abroad and aims to boost its “SaaS Plus” model.
New solution is powered by virtual agent Amelia.
New tech is provided by Jack Henry’s ProfitStars division.
IPC gets exclusive rights to GreenKey’s machine learning voice solutions.
Singapore-based digital solution provider gets more funding.
Designed to speed up the pre-approval and underwriting approval process.
Berlin-based insurtech looks towards Asia for expansion.