IBM makes major changes to executive leadership
New CEO Arvind Krishna will take the helm.
New CEO Arvind Krishna will take the helm.
Unnamed new challenger will use TCS for its entire tech stack.
The start-up is switching up its purely prepaid card offering model.
FinTech Futures speaks to Andrew Beatty of FIS about its new platform.
Regulator calls for comment ahead of 2021 launch.
We speak to Mastercard, NatWest and Marco Polo senior executives about their partnership.
Exclusive interview with Cinchy’s CEO. “Think of it as the end of fragmentation.”
The round was co-led by Visa and SAP’s venture arm Sapphire.
The challenger already has 200,000 customers largely in Finland and Germany.
Three strategies for standing out in a market: cost leadership, differentiation, and focus.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
UK bank to offer Nimbla technology to one million SME customers.
The alternate funding model is gaining significant traction in foreign markets.
The French start-up hits $100m in total funding.
New York-based community bank wants to boost its commercial ops.
The SME challenger bank says it’s the largest funding round ever for a French fintech.
Its partnership with Apple has taken some of the momentum away from Marcus.
The best automated AP solutions can integrate all kinds of information and content formats.
DBS’ QR-code based solution is powered by DBS Rapid and DBS Max.
EY estimates that around 7,000 positions would be relocated from London to Europe.
All the new forms of digital interaction are getting particularly vulnerable to fraudulent activities.
Johannes Sulzberger, outgoing CEO, will remain on the board as a non-exec director.
A two part series examining marketplace banking by Oliver Mitchell, CEO, Moneycado.
FinTech Futures sits down with Robert Ang, Cardpay’s general manager Asia.
Start-up boards are often overlooked and underappreciated.
Oracle has won and extended plenty of African deals in the past few months.
APIs are no longer seen as a difficult technical matter, but as a crucial building block.
SMEs are on average chasing five outstanding invoices at any one time.
The bank is ready for Swift’s November 2020 payments confirmation deadline.
The fintech launched its app just a few weeks ago.
The launch comes at a time of prolonged Brexit uncertainty for British farmers.
And it doesn’t look like anyone, even the state of California itself, is totally ready.
Clearly, these desktop application integration platforms need to evolve too.
The start-up is gearing up for its 1 February 2020 launch.
The start-up sits on top of businesses’ bank accounts.
Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) will disrupt the age old four-player system.
Red Hat dissects how 2020 will be a chance for banks to catch on to innovation.
Accounts ledgers will update automatically with each transaction.
Ruby Hinchliffe dissects her top five 2019 fintech trends from this year’s top stories!
Backers included Alibaba’s Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund and China Construction Bank.