Banking Technology June 2021 issue out now
The only one in the room: why diversity among executives is still a problem
The only one in the room: why diversity among executives is still a problem
Together, we can push each other further and improve the whole industry’s resilience and defences.
There is now an immediate requirement for proper enforcement tools and the first line of defence.
Discover marketing and editorial opportunities with our new Sibos Content Hub.
With the ever fast-paced nature of the fintech world, it’s easy to let announcements slip by from time to time.
The Australian firm has spent $105 million on its new buyouts.
A strategic choice whether you become a platform to enable experiences or you own experiences.
The latest trends and techniques in SaaS security and the importance of a successful app protection strategy.
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski: the glitch is “sad and frustrating”.
The perfect platform for your organisation to deliver a strong message to engaged fintech professionals.
Industry body preps to push the sector’s regulatory interests.
New York fintech says new hire will support growth of its platform.
Against a backdrop of losses and a business u-turn, Tandem switches out its top job.
Its in-house and Accenture built core system will become a commercial offering in its own right.
A top pick of stories from the world of finance and tech in bitesize video format, twice a week.
This week our writer wonders if they should really be hiring ex-bankers for their executive committee.
Honeydue has over 500,000 registered users in six countries and in three languages.
This Series C investment values the banking tech vendor Zeta at $1.45 billion.
Demery takes over fintech partnerships in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
In an interview with Reuters, HSBC’s CEO echoed China’s anti-Bitcoin and pro-CBDCs stance.
Digital core is not just a survival kit, it’s a silver bullet to help banks to compete and win.
We talk about how traditional banking models have become disrupted, and how consumer demands need new experiences
Resolve was spun out from buy now, pay later (BNPL) company Affirm in 2019.
The start-up aims to disrupt the “opaque, fragmented, and dominated by manual processes” fresh produce market.
German trading app aims for a roll-out across the euro zone.
HeyTrade and TrueLayer will deliver “a new investment experience using open banking payments”.
“In today’s digital world, we are stepping towards a so-called singularity era.”
What are the regulators doing to keep track with the acceleration of digital in banking?
Featuring Trade Republic, Pine Labs, Figure, DailyPay, and Sunbit.
Learn hows, whys, and wherefores when it comes to the effective deployment of AI in your organisation.
Many firms are still unhappy with “the disruption” SCA is presenting.
The platform is on a “mission of creating financial freedom for everyone”.
Uncapped will increase its headcount from 35 to 100 people.
Figure uses Provenance, a public, open source, permissionless, decentralised blockchain.
It allows customers to write and issue a check “instantly”.
Lithic has raised a total of $61m to date and has issued over ten million cards.
A deep dive into what the new generation of core banking systems (CBS) has to offer.
Exploring how the payments industry is moving towards a seamless, transparent and instant future.
The FinTech Futures weekly round-up of the industry’s top stories and happenings from across the globe.
James Herbert, founder and CEO of Hastee, joins us on this latest episode of the What the Fintech? podcast.