Video: Top fintech stories this week – 17 January 2020
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Community banks and the underbanked need one another.
CFO Marten Abrahamsen is a former investment banker.
US challenger inks deal with UMB for account infrastructure.
Exclusive interview: “We’re a small start-up doing the work of big players,” says Minka CEO.
MUFG-owned bank the first user of new FIS platform.
It will facilitate cross-border payments & enable them to launch in 14 new markets over Q1.
Tony Craddock, director general of the EPA tells FinTech Futures his views on the tech giant.
Barclays, Natwest and Starling all took part.
FX firm claims its systems are slowly coming back online.
EXCLUSIVE: The deal includes Flexcube core, digital banking, payments and trade finance solutions.
Lightnet plans to dislodge cross-border giants like Swift.
PayU splashes $185 million on new acquisition.
Your phone number is your easiest payment method, says Samsung and Syniverse.
The telco’s off-shoot financial services are fast becoming serious revenue streams.
UnionPay’s QuickPass serves just 240m users, whilst 1.2bn use Tencent’s WeChat.
SMEs are on average chasing five outstanding invoices at any one time.
Nordic payments group snaps up new firms to boost terminal services.
The London and Bangkok-based start-up tallied 281 investors.
The bank is ready for Swift’s November 2020 payments confirmation deadline.
UK Finance notes more than 75% of merchants are unaware of SCA.
What merchant acquirers should do to outperform increasing competition from new entrants.
Foreign exchange firm working “round the clock” to fix the attack.
The Minnesota fintech deemed to be making “unregulated loans”.
QIIB selects Big Blue for its mobile and online banking channels.
There are only five of the new licences up for grabs.
The deal with RiskRecon is expected to close in Q1 2020.
Ultimately, PSD2 promises to transform the financial services payments landscape, but when?
B-North’s COO takes a look back at what 2019 had in store for banks.
Ripple says the investment marks its “record year”.
The major companies say it’s the first Spanish card to use motion code technology.
Learn how banks can balance engaging with this group, millennials and older customers.
The start-up raised CHF 8.45 million from existing investors in this round, which was oversubscribed.
Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) will disrupt the age old four-player system.
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As many as 8% of US consumers are affected by identity fraud at Christmas time.
Tech firms’ relationship with finance could create instability, says FSB.
Prospective SME bank aims to streamline its SME loan process.
“This decade has seen rapid growth in the fintech industry, and the next is sure to be no different.”
Ruby Hinchliffe dissects her top five 2019 fintech trends from this year’s top stories!