Case study: Afghanistan International Bank – the road to hope
Afghanistan International Bank faces challenges far more extreme than for most of its counterparts around the globe.
Afghanistan International Bank faces challenges far more extreme than for most of its counterparts around the globe.
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Working with Federal Bank, HDFC, ICICI and Kotak Mahindra.
Indian firm aiming to up its tech and product line.
India-based financial services firm will use ThemeChain system.
How to adapt a standard financial product to local specifics, by the examples of Kazakhstan and Spain.
Lendtech and paytech firm wants to be a quick fix.
Indian e-commerce firm thinks voice will become a preferred interface.
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Malware attack on its Swift and debit card payment systems.
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A $9.5m initiative for early-stage firms.
“At least a branch in every district.”
US users can now send digital gift cards to friends and family in India in real time.
Only 7% of transactions were made online in the first six months.
This marks Onfido’s sixth ridesharing partnership.
25 delays to be precise.
Ma’s new eWTP Ecosystem Fund brings a boost.
India-based firm still looking for more money.
It has also expanded further into the US and Asia.
Pakistan-based bank in digital drive.
Aiming to increase efficiency and effectiveness of the market.
SaaS engine Mambu powers new autonomous business.
Buys fraud prevention and risk management platform.
The platform will also act as a marketplace for other financial products and bank accounts.
Acquisition builds on Truecaller Pay, which was launched last year.
Looking for ideas in providing loans and cash for the unbanked.
US-based Clinc has also opens its first international office in London.
India and Singapore are making each other eyes when it comes to fintech partnerships.
The most meaningfully transformative thing I have seen in my life so far.
Targeting the non-resident Indian (NRI) market.
Indian bank follows the digital trend.
Implements Signature system and front-end Teller solution.
Autosoft’s Autobanker beats Oracle’s Flexcube and Temenos’ T24 to the deal.
Acronyms unleashed as firm gets non-banking financial company licence.
Stars LendingPoint, Open and The Disruption House.
Wants to accelerate its open banking strategy.
One-week business development programme up for grabs.
Becomes largest shareholder in Indian e-commerce marketplace.