Top fintech stories this week – 14 June 2019
This week, we look at the FCA’s new rules, SoftBank’s investment, and the World Bank’s new tech.
This week, we look at the FCA’s new rules, SoftBank’s investment, and the World Bank’s new tech.
Ultimately, the power of APIs is not in the technology but in the vision behind that technology.
It is understood to be replacing Finastra’s treasury system.
A “technological arms race” to digitise processes and drive efficiencies is on!
In partnership with EY and SAS.
EXCLUSIVE. The WOCU currency aims to challenge the dollar-mandated status quo in trading.
The firm saw its first deal with SVB in December 2017.
The Visa card replaces the company’s Mastercard prepaid card.
A step towards facilitating real-time treasury.
The resulting merger will have an enterprise value of approximately $43bn.
Creating a path for capital markets professionals with a round led by StageDotO.
SaaS platform brings bank connectivity for treasury ops.
Fintech companies have already adopted GridGain in-memory computing. Find out why!
Creating one big unit dedicated to payments.
Fingerprint and facial recognition now in for CitiDirect BE.
What does agility actually mean in practice for the post-trade market?
A series of initiatives support Citi’s business clients in the quest to do business in real time.
FirstService Residential and Capital One talk about their enthusiasm for human-centered design.
Automated accounts receivable (A/R) management solutions create lasting business value.
Treasury management is relevant to any entity that issues a controlled-supply token.
In partnership with Citi, HSBC, BlueCrest and Brevan Howard.
Consultancy firm Synechron provided business and technology consulting for the project.
Artificial intelligence (AI), bots, the demise of email, investment in Symphony and more.
With less time to secure funding for securities trades, faster settlement in FX could be the solution.
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ION heading for a clean sweep of the treasury management software market?
Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago has signed for the Simcorp Dimension investment management platform.
To reap the real benefits of technology, treasurers should be thinking about an extended journey, not a day trip.
Hot on the heels of yesterday’s (13 November) action, here’s our latest blockchain and Bitcoin round-up. Featuring Bitcoin Gold, OTC Exchange Network, Deloitte and Github. Bitcoin Gold (BTG), the newest fork of the Bitcoin blockchain, has officially gone live. It’s not the first to breakaway from Bitcoin, as previously in August, Bitcoin Cash (BCC) launched. […]
Hot on the heels of yesterday’s (7 November) fintech funding round-up, here’s more money action. Features WeSwap, OakNorth Bank and OTCX. Peer-to-peer currency exchange platform WeSwap has revealed its £8 million series B investment round led by London-based private equity firm IW Capital. As WeSwap nears the end of 2017, it says further product features include […]
Cyber risks have evolved significantly over the last couple of years across industry sectors. The financial services industry, in particular, has become the target of choice with malicious actors exploring every avenue they can in order to identify areas of vulnerability.
Clearing houses and central clearing counterparties (CCPs) play a pivotal role in managing collateral and counterparty risk, in increasing standardisation and transparency of financial markets, and in the credit enhancement process for clearing banks. For such systemically critical functions, how appropriate are innovative new technologies such as distributed ledger technology (DLT)?
Myanmar-based Yoma Bank has implemented a new treasury and capital management (TCM) system, Fusioncapital Opics, supplied by Finastra (formerly Misys).
Mosaic Smart Data’s real-time data analytics platform, MSX, has been deployed by JP Morgan to optimise the productivity and profitability of its global fixed income sales and trading division.
Mike Leibrock, chief systemic risk officer, DTCC, details the firm’s framework for assessing the impact of fintech on financial stability. Follow us on Twitter @DailyNewsSibos Read all the latest news and views from Sibos 2017 online here or pick up a free print copy of Daily News at Sibos if you are at the conference!
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Untangling the “knots” at global treasuries, especially with regard to bank maintenance issues around know your customer (KYC) and other compliance activities, was the theme of a corporate treasury session yesterday (18 October) at Sibos.
SmartStream Technologies, the financial transaction lifecycle management (TLM) solutions provider, has revealed that its original agreement with Credit Suisse was recently expanded to include the processing of listed derivatives brokerage fees which began in February of this year.
While financial technology startups and established players vie for attention on the exhibition floor at Sibos, the impact of fintech on financial stability is the subject of a new white paper from The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC).
Canada’s ATB Financial has gone live with a new treasury and capital markets (TCM) solution, MX.3, supplied by Murex. The solution is delivered on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) basis.