Video: Top fintech stories this week – 03 April 2020
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Phone lines were busy and branches weren’t reachable amid lockdown.
The Thai bank expands its electronic money services.
A shift to the digital landscape has not been plain sailing for financial institutions
Taiwan introduced continuous trading in late March.
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CEO of Signicat says Connectis had been on the radar “for quite some time”.
“KB Bank are taking a more open market approach,” says Trustonic.
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The prospective first digital bank in the country is seeking a licence.
ATMs are not all equal. The positioning, usage, prioritisation-none of it is equal.
The bank gave fintech firms a choice: abide by data access rules or get out.
New digital player to deploy Finxact on the cloud.
The Thai bank aims to cater to both individuals and businesses.
CNB was bought by the owners of Latvian fintech Transact Pro in 2018.
Banks & building societies have previously been shaking up their overdraft charging structures.
Traders have found themselves operating in a new world.
The Indian bank follows up on its API and digital development.
The unit holds assets worth €22 billion in custody.
Japanese bank pushes digital-only account for branch-shy immigrants.
The bank filed a trademark application at the end of January.
“Because of the extraordinary impact of the COVID-19 pandemic,” says Noel Quinn.
The loss is equivalent to almost 10% of the bank’s annual profits.
Singapore has emerged as a global magnet for fintech entrepreneurs.
The transformation of traditional banks is centred on customer experience, tech and data.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
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Moody’s cited SoftBank’s “aggressive financial policy” as it cut its rating from Ba1 to Ba3.
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Fed pledged to buy unlimited amount whilst ECB eyes up €750bn additional bonds.
It needs to be disseminated in a customised manner to provide personalised insights for clients.
SIX has been going head-to-head with Euronext for the Spanish exchange firm.
The two firms have held a partnership since 2018.
It highlights that this statement does not apply to AIM-listed companies.
Carrie Chen and Sung-Min Chung join the bank to boost its client footprint.
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Matthias Kröner joins the firm to drive its international plans.
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