FinTech Futures: Top five stories of the week – 3 March 2023
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Intesa Sanpaolo will utilise the IBM z16 platform to bolster its cybersecurity operations.
The selected industry players will participate in use case proposals over the coming months, the central bank says.
The service will see funds from across the globe move through payment rails operated by MFS Africa.
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Despite the loss, the firm says it is edging towards profitability thanks to growth in its gross merchandise volume.
Thought Machine intends to hire across India, Japan and South Africa for the first time.
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Andersson will join Zimpler’s leadership team and report directly to CEO Johan Strand.
CFIT will bring together “coalitions of experts” across finance, technology, academia and policy.
Board will “replace and transform” Nationwide’s financial planning processes and systems.
Doconomy will fold Dreams’ behavioural science platform into its environmental impact measurement tools.
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Marco says the combined funding will support its ambition to “close the $2 trillion global trade finance gap”.
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According to Bloomberg, Hirji assumed the role earlier this month, joining from Figure Technologies.
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Panamax’s CEO says the acquisition of India-based Acute is a “strategic move to expand our horizons”.
Late-paying users will be hit with a £5 fee from 16 March, City AM reports.
Pega claims its low-code platform will save Shawbrook underwriters 1,500 hours a month.
Northern Ireland is the world’s top region for both new software development and fintech inward investment projects.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
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There is more turmoil to come in the core banking space.
The OWF intends to provide the “software engine” that organisations can use to develop digital wallets.
Tap to Pay allows businesses to accept contactless payments using an NFC-enabled Android device.
Changing habits and everyday ways of working shouldn’t be a CEO initiative. It’s everyone’s job.
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Additional investors in the Series A round were Deutsche Bank and 1835i Ventures.
The integration allows banks to share standardised e-invoices with Saudi tax office Fatoora.
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The proposed framework will bring virtual assets in line with securities brokers and automated trading venues.
Bunq reported a pre-tax profit of €2.3 million over Q4 2022.
While blockchain is known for crypto, the Commission says the tech has a “wider utility” beyond financial services.
Olga Skorobogatova, first deputy chair of the central bank, announced the news.
Neobanks as a sector are now approaching their teenage years and quickly maturing.
“The way I see it, the fintech landscape has never looked better,” says TM Praveen, CEO of Opus.
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The pilot will test the technical feasibility of a CBDC and leverage the “skills and insights” of private industry.
The FSB states that “specific features” of DeFi may see some of its vulnerabilities “play out differently”.