JP Morgan vs fintechs: Who really owns your data?
The bank gave fintech firms a choice: abide by data access rules or get out.
The bank gave fintech firms a choice: abide by data access rules or get out.
CMA says the combination of two major players could squeeze out smaller firms.
The deal is expected to close in the “coming weeks”.
The unit holds assets worth €22 billion in custody.
The move is part of Tink’s growth strategy for 2020 and beyond.
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SIX has been going head-to-head with Euronext for the Spanish exchange firm.
Douugh uses AI to help customers get better insights on their money.
Neji, Landria, and Compose Labs all brought under the Brex umbrella
The two firms will work on new “purchasing experiences”
He reveals how a legacy institution can stay relevant and adapt in this digital wave.
The deal builds on Accuity’s account validation solutions for FIs.
Santander hopes the deal will enhance its global trade platform operations.
PeP moves to Nets with expected net revenues of roughly $62 milllion for 2020.
The sale is “understood to have seen Neyber’s assets sold for a meagre sum”.
The private banking tech vendor plans to boost solutions with AI.
The acquisition marks Greensill’s move into payday finance.
The bank is set to announce “the acquisition of an established ‘green’ lending business”.
Marshal has a 85% market share across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Keep calm and carry on: Where does COVID-19 leave the Chinese fintech market?
