Top ten fintech start-up stories in 2017
A busy year for fintech start-ups, but take a trip down memory lane with Banking Technology’s top ten.
A busy year for fintech start-ups, but take a trip down memory lane with Banking Technology’s top ten.
Look back at some of the major digital bank initiatives in 2017, with Banking Technology’s top ten.
These captivating case studies caught our attention in 2017.
Charities large and small are waking up to the need to embrace contactless payments. Banking Technology looks at the drivers, challenges and opportunities.
2017 has been another eventful year for the payments industry. From celebrities like 50 Cent getting involved (more on this later) to businesses neglecting the needs of pretty much every generation bar millennials, there hasn’t been a dull moment.
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
The bank has become “the first bank anywhere in the world to introduce a stories feature to its mobile app”.
Ripple is taking “the next logical step to help build the internet of value”.
Financial data provider Quovo is getting into the personal finance management (PFM) game.
Southern Bank launches a new digital payment option: Photo Billpay.
The ability to blend artificial intelligence (AI) and human interaction should resonate strongly with financial service organisations due to their need to be highly targeted and responsive. When you provide the right service to a consumer at the right time, you can affect their behaviour and give them the push needed to complete the purchase.
To help the bank’s corporate customers to go digital on international trade related documents.
Features Raisin, PayPal, Home Credit Venture Capital, Barion Payment and Cash Svidha.
Waiting to send a digital gift card for southern US clothing styles? You’re in luck.
The desertification of local banking is shifting the burden of live consumer interaction to contact centres. The question is: are your agents ready to become customer-facing bankers?
Walk with me through the seven levels of the Candy Cane forest, through the sea of swirly-twirly gum drops.
Features Softbank, Lemonade, Amazon, Capital Float and Delio.
Cellum will offer money transfers via TransferTo’s cross-border mobile payments network.
Implements TrueConf’s video conferencing solution into its first branch.
Story needs more double entendres.
A look at Amsterdam’s fintech scene via a one-day tour.
2017 ends with the Bitcoin having surpassed the $19,000 mark. Could this perhaps be a taste of our future?
Banking personalisation firm SBDA landed investment from FinSight Ventures and Digital Space Ventures.
In the eye of the storm we provide clarity.
Beta version now online operating through Facebook Messenger.
The glamorous Banking Technology Awards 2017 took place on 13 December at the elegant Millennium Mayfair hotel in London.
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Emirates NBD’s new chief digital officer is on the lookout for partnerships with fintechs.
This round-up features Finstar, State Street, FRISS and iZettle.
Nordea has connected APIs to its production system and made its open banking live in Finland.
Will also increase hub’s workforce by 70% in 2018.
Are GDPR and PSD2 really that dissimilar and incompatible? Or do they combine to create a robust security mind set?
‘Tis the season for gift giving, and no gift has a “richer” history than cash.
An attempt to create an industry powerhouse in the markets for cybersecurity and digital products.
Berlin-based challenger bank Penta has officially launched its business bank account offering in Germany.
Digital customer acquisition technology firm gets equity funding in a round managed by Moelis Australia.
Five credit unions in the US have opted to implement Fiserv’s DNA core processing platform.
US-based Fifth Third Bank has chosen FIS to enable real-time payments (RTP) for its customers through The Clearing House’s (TCH) payments system.
Have any UK high street or challenger banks made the jump to 100% digital onboarding?
The recent World Economic Forum (WED) report “Sweden could stop using cash by 2023”, says that the country is moving towards favouring cards and mobile payment apps. Yet retailers are expected to accept cash for at least a couple of years afterwards.