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The agreement will see an expanded version of Avaloq Banking Suite deployed in Singapore.
San Francisco secured the top spot – up from eleventh place last year.
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The fund is for payments and online finance start-ups.
The company is gearing up to make two acquisitions.
Now the central bank could be entering phase two of its project.
FinAccel hits $500 million evaluation.
The ATMs will use contactless technology and QR codes.
5.51 million open banking accounts have now been registered.
The firms hope to create a leader in the trust and corporate services sector.
One unit has the potential to be a “unicorn”.
Paysafecard and G2 Esports reveal how paytech taps underbanked gamers.
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Innovators are drawing battle lines that banks need to meet, says panel.
Cambodian institutions are increasingly engaging with their global counterparts.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has five licences on offer.
The company aims to seek a listing hearing as soon as February.
The new handset is smaller than its predecessor.
Singapore and China are next on ABN Amro’s Temenos Payments roll-out list.
Major Indonesian bank wants Avaloq to power $14bn wealth division.
Russian official says the association is looking to reduce reliance on USD.
The merger is in a bid to better position the companies against competitors.
Ron Sim is said to be in talks with Singapore-based investment company Temasek.
“We [the banks] are fintechs,” says Sberbank’s CTO
Tokyo wants to double the ratio of cashless settlements to 40% by 2025.
Malani will spearhead Tandem’s international expansion into Hong Kong.
Chinese payments firm continues its acceptance march in Europe.
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Chinese conglomerate nabs its second licence from regulators.
Majority of the figure down to consultants and advisory fees.
The bank will aim to deepen the EEA’s blockchain research.
The new scheme is supported by a handful of collaborators.
First step overseas for the London-based neobank.
People want nothing but financial flexibility and convenience when it comes to money management.
The round was led by General Atlantic.
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