Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 18 March 2019
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
Only if the user’s bank’s app supports these payments.
Why aren’t the banks collaborating or working together to combat fraud, should the regulator get involved?
BME and Renta 4 Banco have carried out their first digitisation.
Interchain Foundation offers decentralised network of interoperable blockchains.
Hr | equarium is designed to help insurtechs break out in the industry.
The paytech pals will help US workers access earned wages earlier.
Analysis of three alternative business models for the banking industry.
Featuring New Zealand, Ant Financial, and Raisin.
The three banks will pilot the UK’s “first” shared hubs for SMEs.
The core elements will provide access to liquidity and banking services.
Integration will enable Emma users to connect their accounts from banks throughout the UK.
The bank will trial fingerprint technology-enabled cards with Gemalto.
“The first challenger bank to support PSD2 PISP legislation.”
Institute of Technology Carlow powers up new centre for insurance start-ups.
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TheCityUK and Borsa Istanbul set out their ambitions.
Other investors in its current Series H funding round include Toyota, Hyundai, Ping An, and Yamaha.
They will offer workshops, internships and a Bachelor of Arts in fintech.
Many of SIX’s traders are also R3 investors and members.
Five regional banks plan April launch of new service.
Nation’s central bank in talks with tech titan.
Alongside SLIB, SGX, Deutsche Bank, DBS, HSBC and Standard Chartered.
They plan to “penetrate into hitherto untouched Indian towns and cities”.
Their plan to promote financial literacy and awareness among college-age students.
Over 90% of UK current accounts are now covered by the new Mule Insights Tactical Solution (MITS).
Trying to address the confusion around BIN access and other payments.
FinTech for Schools is out… and about in the UK.
Acceleration programme wants ideas in security, data analysis and finserv.
Will offer a joint European Software-as-a-Service API platform for finance.
It is the innovative data wranglers that will decide the success of open banking.
State-owned bank made its selection in late 2016.
Governance organisation Payments NZ reveals first API standards.
Making the most of Lunar Way’s new AISP and PISP licences.
Conception X turns dissertations into a deep tech start-up.
Single Euro Payments Area now has 36 nations.
Good luck getting that to work.
The time of digital has come.