Banking Technology March 2019 issue out now
Pay attention. Fintech in the ascension.
Pay attention. Fintech in the ascension.
Malaysian deploys Murex’s MX.3 tech for its Islamic and conventional treasury and capital markets (TCM) operations.
Fintech is currently in an exciting creative phase.
Good luck getting that to work.
US digital wealth management platform gets delicious dollars.
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Swiss duo plans tech bridge between traditional and digital assets worlds.
Duo will offer access to cryptocurrencies using the Financial Information Exchange (FIX) and APIs.
While the trade war looks set to escalate, it seems there may be a silver lining for the US economy.
As it seeks to consolidate its brokerage business through a partner.
Capital Markets Authority outlines its plans for innovation.
Looking for digital firms in insurance and asset management space.
Bank departs and sells assets of London-based subsidiary to Dolfin Financial.
Austrian deal means all LGT’s main markets share this core system now.
Wanda Goldwag will start role from 1 March 2019.
Swiss wealth and asset manager seeks better protection.
The 13th largest bank in the US pivots for digital era.
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KPMG’s “2018 Pulse of Fintech” report is good news for the States.
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Consultancy and support from 2ndQuadrant for online trading platform boosts PostgreSQL database performance by 400%.
Industry body Innovate Finance serves up the stats.
Clever investment management, frustrations, and taking care of choices.
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Wealthtech move marks its biggest deal since the financial crisis.
It’s surprising how haphazardly much of the data in investment funds is distributed.
“The first time a tier one bank will use a public cloud-based for collateral management.”
Digital wealth management company is in a happy Silicon Valley.
Asset-backed securities looking toned and honed.
A year on, MiFID II is changing the way buy-side firms acquire and produce investment research.
German bank will use the software Xentis.
Fintech provider is expanding its regulatory capabilities.
Superstructures: fintech reaches new heights.
Bank’s Propel Venture Partners one of the backers for Indian firm.
Calls time on five lively years and moves to PictureWealth.
Provided by Calculus Capital.
Bank will use Raisin’s platform WeltSparen in Germany.
And from previous investor Convoy, as it eyes Hong Kong expansion.
The asset management firm is installing the OPUS system.
Buying the 51% stake it didn’t own.