Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 18 March 2019
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
“Banking as we know it will change radically.”
DTCC has added data transformation services to its SFTR offering.
The resulting merger will have an enterprise value of approximately $43bn.
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The launch of fdesign follows the introduction of peer-to-peer payments system fdpay in January.
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It will also close 91 branches in the name of digitalisation.
BME and Renta 4 Banco have carried out their first digitisation.
The app is virtually linked to users’ current and savings accounts.
Will offers business loans, invoice/supply chain financing, and commercial insurance.
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Ground X plans to raise a similar sum this week.
It’s the first credit union to go live on MBS Expert.
Two former employees are prohibited from the banking industry.
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EXCLUSIVE. It is understood new tech will replace Finastra’s Fusionbanking.
Open and agile, Ukraine’s banking sector has been quick to embrace disruptive change.
New York-based financial services platform officially boots up.
A “personalised and intelligent digital assistant” lands in Luxembourg.
AI will look at how emails are managed at the building society.
The community bank targets businesses in Montana.
UK challenger bank also plans more funding rounds in next couple of years.
The aftermath of the $81 million cyberheist lingers on.
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Pennsylvania’s Inspire Federal Credit Union is now live with its solutions.
The US bank will receive OneSumX for Regulatory Reporting.
The three banks will pilot the UK’s “first” shared hubs for SMEs.
The new institution would be valued at more than £1.6 billion.
Chinese firm seeks action abroad and aims to boost its “SaaS Plus” model.
A cooperative model designed for credit unions and SMEs.
The core elements will provide access to liquidity and banking services.
Infinity and T24 Transact will update the bank’s systems.
One of the nation’s oldest banks is being wound down.
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Integration will enable Emma users to connect their accounts from banks throughout the UK.