Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 8 July 2019
Some of this week’s news, in video format!
Some of this week’s news, in video format!
It will bring the total amount brought to the Irish market to $500m by 2024.
FinTech Futures unravels the hot topics covered at 11:FS’ live podcast.
It follows PayPal’s investment in Monese’s Series B.
The platform will seek to modernise the management of bank guarantees.
The MoU will also promote innovation in Central Asia.
Greater acceptance will help merchants meet the needs of Chinese tourists.
Technology is continuously evolving together with the amount of data generated by a vehicle.
Starting in Switzerland, Hong Kong, and soon in Singapore.
To combine Visa’s anti-fraud tech with Verifi’s solutions.
Ecommerce is booming in Colombia.
This aims to bring product and pricing control solutions to Hogan and Celeriti users.
Jaja will become the consumer credit card issuer for the bank and the AA.
The acquisition aims to provide a digitised claims management infrastructure.
Bi.Zone’s CEO talks about the interactions between governments and companies around cybersecurity.
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There is great value in the power of open source, from compliance to reducing time-to-market.
Market In will accept contactless payments.
An industry asking itself the same questions for ten years despite having the answers is an ailing one.
The partners aim to build a world-first system across the region.
The solution helps lenders spot underwriting factors that can make the process faster.
An overview on cyber threat trends.
The five-year partnership will develop risk and performance attribution capabilities.
Clean energy and financial inclusion are coming together within an innovative social enterprise, BrightLife.
From JP Morgan’s secret UK digital bank project to MoneyGram and Ripple’s partnership.
Peru and El Salvador cooperatives join forces with US credit unions.
Raising awareness to the right people.
A champion move to help small businesses (SMBs) get paid faster and give them more options on how they get paid.
BattleFin’s Ensemble marketplace will be integrated with Refinitiv’s desktop, Eikon.
The strategic partnership will have an initial term of two years.
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Banks and corporates sometimes struggle accessing the Faster Payments Scheme.
This week, the FCA makes a return with pro-consumer rules!
The partnership aims to target millennials.
Single market access is scheduled from November 2021, with the ECB overseeing the tender process.
Compass Plus provides an ATM cash-by-code service.
Autobanker Premium, the latest version of the supplier’s core banking system, will be at the heart of the project.
The FIP aims for enhanced cooperation over regulatory issues.
It will give customers card control to block transactions or modify transaction limits.
The wealth manager will use this to drive expansion into Germany.