Sibos 2018: The DLT effect on emerging markets
The potential for DLT to cement robust financial markets infrastructure was a central theme on day one.
The potential for DLT to cement robust financial markets infrastructure was a central theme on day one.
Things we dismissed four years ago are live and mocking us now.
What has Swift been up to since last year’s Sibos in Toronto?
If you’re new to the whole Sibos experience, this may help.
Ayco will provide financial coaching to Google’s US-based employees.
Absa CIO: “Your bank account is live immediately – no need to go to a branch.”
A quick look at four fintech firms that are worth keeping an eye on at the Sibos show.
Societe Generale’s bank cards will have a built-in fingerprint verification sensor.
ZKSM “empowers clients by improving privacy in a distributed ledger technology (DLT) environment”.
The new “fintech campus” in Silicon Valley will house 1,000+ employees of JP Morgan Chase.
David E. Rutter, CEO and founder of R3, looks as how it is now an inevitability.
Gain a unique insight into how SWIFT is driving instant payments.
All the latest news and analysis from Swift’s premier event of the year.
Putting real estate investments on a blockchain.
UK and European challenger bank Monese has launched its Monese Business account, available in 11 languages.
The first fully digital non-bank microfinance company in Pakistan.
Winners will be unveiled on 13 December in London!
The platform based on Finastra’s Fusion LenderComm.
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Innovation, scale and growth – the new drivers of automation.
There’s talk of sunshine on the final day of the Vegas show.
New tech makes Bank Independent “a trailblazer among community banks”.
Hear it from the experts as they discuss the technology developments behind some of the biggest insurtech trends.
Pay.UK seeks partner to “collaboratively deliver the future of payments in the UK”.
The firm has already begun to receive payment instructions from two other network partners.
A cheaper alternative for SMEs.
The tech is provided by Corezoid.
CGI selected to provide tech to Trade Information Network.
US-based Bolts Technologies offers boltsOPEN, a digital account opening solution.
Based in Luxembourg, but geographically agnostic.
“The world’s first digitally-enabled trade bank” will open for business in early 2019.
On demand products aim to launch in Q1 2019.
The new solution is based on R3’s Corda.
With very high customer onboarding numbers!
Helping banks digitise their SME lending efforts with software, analytic insights and professional services.
How AI, embedded tech and experience design are reframing banking.
US firm reveals some of its ambitions at the Las Vegas show.
Starting in Indonesia, the programme will target APAC countries.
Ipsidy’s shares shot up as a result.
Bringing blockchain and crypto to institutional investors.