Video: Top fintech stories this week – 13 December 2019
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
The Spanish technology company sees a bright future in Flink.
M10 is building a “bank-grade digital money rail”.
Neobank seeks to reach underbanked with smartphones.
Cash management is critical for organisations operating across multiple geographies or multiple lines of business.
The whole financial world must evolve decisively and with openness when approaching and preparing for innovation.
TransferWise’s API will mean users won’t have to consult their bank to get paid.
The deal follows Bud’s huge staffing restructure and market change.
The start-up enables banks and insurance companies to compete with challengers.
The news was unveiled at Madrid’s UN Climate Change Conference COP25.
If your “why” is simply “to make money”, your proposition may carry all the cynicism of yesteryear.
The exec team come from Snapchat, Google and KPMG.
It comes just weeks after it exited Cameroon and Tanzania.
The two firms will continue a payments partnership signed in 2004.
The fintech says 24% of recurring credit card transactions are falsely declined.
Founders Igor Senra and Leo Mendes created MOIP which was bought by Wirecard in 2016.
The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2020.
The paytech says its card-to-card service is now used by more than 1.2 million customers.
Helen Smith joins the business from Earthport and Visa Europe.
Nigeria & Ghana have taken significant steps toward increasing access to digitisation.
Zopa’s temporary licence was set to expire.
JP Morgan Chase’s chairman and former deputy attorney-general of Israel are on the board.
Will fintechs continue to gobble up customers from legacy players?
It was a brilliant celebration of excellence and innovation in the banking industry.
Office workers will pay for their lunch using their face.
How to get the most out of the “business in a box” proposition that smart POS brings.
The new bank is aiming for a 2020 launch.
System integration bridges disparate platforms so they are better connected and seamless
All customer data will now funnel through the bank’s “secure API”.
The bank mentions the pressures on revenues in a low yield environment.
The investment is part of the UK bank’s £50 million venture fund.
The Canadian firm also deploys Temenos T24 in the core.
Each carer is issued their own card linked to the joint account.
The firm looks to be moving away from a front-to-back DLT implementation.
Countryside neobank preparing to move out of beta.
The acquisition is a gateway for Evertec to tap Colombia and Ecuador.
A truly digital organisation can live without one of the five P’s that typically creates friction.
The bank wants to reach a 2023 revenue target of €19.3 billion.
This is the Latin American start-up’s fourth financing round.
Monese wants to offer an alternative to traditional banks’ “red tape”.