Top fintech stories this week – 22 March 2019
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
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Introducing Extrapreneurship, a new programme helping employees of large FIs to adopt the entrepreneurship mindset.
Aiming to offer micro lending through a mobile app, in real time.
Will offers business loans, invoice/supply chain financing, and commercial insurance.
The aftermath of the $81 million cyberheist lingers on.
Featuring New Zealand, Ant Financial, and Raisin.
One nation, one card, one deal, one story. Too much? One can’t say.
TheCityUK and Borsa Istanbul set out their ambitions.
It says the failures lie with automated payment processes at the banks.
Banco Votorantim in Brazil, Ghazanfar Bank in Afghanistan, Prince Bank in Cambodia, and FEDinvest in Albania.
The PSP/PSO aims to modernise paytech in the country.
They plan to “penetrate into hitherto untouched Indian towns and cities”.
Singapore entity launches wholly owned subsidiary DBS Bank India Limited.
London-based subsidiary of Bangladesh’s Southeast Bank rolls out beta version.
CMB Wing Lung Bank is live with a new back-office solution for its custody business, GBST’s Syn~Ops Custody.
Vendor expects to see integrations into T24 Transact and Infinity.
In partnership with Pan Asia Bank.
Meeting the needs of a cash society in Central Asia.
Real estate company plans new hub in Navi Mumbai.
APIs include fund transfers, smart collections and UPI payments.
Axis, UCO and Syndicate Bank found to be at fault.
Revamp on the way as MMA issues a request for information.
They seem to have got over their quarrel about who was to blame.
Finca Impact Finance Tajikistan looks to replace Oracle FSS’s Flexcube with new tech.
Nation gets ombudsman to help with users’ complaints.
The bank has now secured the unprotected server.
Can now operate as a registered account information service provider.
It aims to expand throughout various industries in India.
The 11 lenders include ICICI, Axis, Yes Bank and Standard Chartered.
Bank’s Propel Venture Partners one of the backers for Indian firm.
Isbank, Turkey’s largest bank, drastically reduced fraud and future-proofed fraud operations with FCase.
Functionality and security are two ideals that should go hand-in-hand.
Featuring N26, RBS and Loot, Google in Ireland, and Alipay in Pakistan.
Indian direct mutual fund seeks expansion.
Service provided by Telenor Microfinance Bank and Valyou.
The fintech space in India has seen an exponential growth over a few years.
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“Maxi” is designed for the Turkish bank’s six million customers.
For both consumers and businesses across the nation.