Video: Intellect Design Arena at MoneyLive London – an age of open infrastructure
Banesh Prabhu talks on FinTech Futures about open banking, legacy tech and CX.
Business-to-Consumer/B2C
State Bank of India selects BEP Systems for UK mortgage origination
SBI due to go live on Apprivo2 system in Q2 2020.
CIMB Bank Philippines deploys Jumio authentication tech
Its mobile app will integrate “AI-driven” Jumio identity verification technology for its KYC.
Neobank for UK farmers Oxbury lands licence and launches Series C
Its flagship offering ‘Oxbury Farm Credit’ will roll out later this year.
Flywire CEO talks payments platforms, consolidation and fragmentation
Fragmented payments industry may thwart firms’ platform plans.
Trio digital brokerage to launch in US by ex-N26 employee
The everyday account will be linked to ETF returns.
Klarna lands $200m from CBA for Australia launch
CBA will own half of Klarna’s Australian and New Zealand business.
US paytech BandPay set to help musicians get paid
Funds aren’t released until both musicians and producers deliver on a project.
How FIS developed its “evergreen” core banking system
FinTech Futures speaks to Andrew Beatty of FIS about its new platform.
UK’s PSR seeks input on New Payments Architecture competition issues
Regulator calls for comment ahead of 2021 launch.
The future of trade finance
We speak to Mastercard, NatWest and Marco Polo senior executives about their partnership.
Tally launches 2.0 version of UK Faster Payments-linked app
Tally is not a cryptocurrency, because it’s linked to a tangible asset.
The rise of investment apps
There’s an appetite to save and invest despite low interest rates across Europe, Australia and the US.
Video: Top fintech stories this week – 24 January 2020
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Freetrade takes on Europe, starting with the Netherlands and Ireland
Germany and France are next on Freetrade’s list.
Aussie neobanks challenge country’s big four banks
ANZ, Westpac, NAB and Commonwealth Bank have lost a collective half a billion dollars.
Mortgage broker Trussle raises £7.5m
Fresh funding brings total investment in Trussle to £26.5m.
UK challenger Vive gets restricted licence to help bad credit scorers
Vive aims to fully launch in the second quarter of 2020.
Plaid and Honey: How consolidation helps and hinders competition
Consolidation is now becoming synonymous with standardisation – breeding competition.
For the sake of fraud fighting: how to secure online transactions on the Russian market
All the new forms of digital interaction are getting particularly vulnerable to fraudulent activities.
Dubai-based challenger OG Bank selects Bankable to tap UK and Germany
The bank says ‘OG’ stands for ‘on the go’.
Azimo shake-up sees appointment of new CFO and COO
Remittance fintech looks internally for C-level replacements.
Brazil’s Ebanx launches beta digital wallet Ebanx Go
The fintech is testing the digital wallet with 10,000 customers.
Part one: What is the best model for marketplace banking?
A two part series examining marketplace banking by Oliver Mitchell, CEO, Moneycado.
Video: Top fintech stories this week – 17 January 2020
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
PeoplesBank opts for Nymbus onboarding and marketing tech
Nymbus to underpin West Massachusetts’ largest community bank.
The problem with better banking
Surely banking customers want and deserve better banking?
Goldman Sachs quietly releases Marcus app three years after launch
The app was designed to be Goldman Sachs’ eventual main mobile face.
Travelex cyberattack drags into third week
FX firm claims its systems are slowly coming back online.
Exploring the ecommerce World of Asia with Cardpay
FinTech Futures sits down with Robert Ang, Cardpay’s general manager Asia.
EXCLUSIVE: Oracle wins new core banking deals in Sudan, Somalia & Libya
Oracle has won and extended plenty of African deals in the past few months.
Pepper CEO: Banks should provide tools for users’ financial empowerment
Michal Kissos Hertzog speaks to FinTech Futures.
FCA stirs up competition for banks’ easy access saver accounts
FCA: Competition is not working well for 40 million British customers.
The Philippines set for first digital-only bank as Tonik gets green light
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
Travelex ordered to pay $3m ransom by cybercriminals
The ailing FX firm is wrestling with a New Year’s ransomware attack.
Travelex quarantines website, internal systems after New Year’s Eve cyber-attack
Foreign exchange firm working “round the clock” to fix the attack.
Financing fintech Sezzle blocked from making loans in California
The Minnesota fintech deemed to be making “unregulated loans”.
The California Consumer Privacy Act kicks in
And it doesn’t look like anyone, even the state of California itself, is totally ready.
Reasons behind the rise of fintech companies popularising stock market investing
Being financially successful is ‘cool’ and is a growing aspiration for younger generations.
RBS recruits army of digital influencers to promote banking app Bó
The sponsored posts were published after RBS was accused of writing fake reviews for Bó.
