Country spotlight: France – la vie en rose
The French fintech market is going full speed ahead.
The French fintech market is going full speed ahead.
New action plan for business growth and transformation Act will be introduced by the end of 2018.
Deep minds. For fintech that matters.
Two nations sign a five-year accord.
Offering automated, digital cash deposits and savings.
ING is leveraging open banking and making their SME and retail offer more attractive than ever across Europe
Transferwise enables cross-border remittances for BPCE’s subsidiaries.
All in for IBM’s AI, cloud and cybersecurity.
Adding 1,800 jobs and new tech training.
Education with élan.
Solution to help FIs with client onboarding, risk and compliance.
“A step in the right direction to help Ditto towards its ambition of becoming a borderless bank.”
Orange is brining “unique customer experience” with its new virtual advisor, Djingo.
French asset management firm will integrate solution across its range of equity, fixed income and diversified funds.
New owner AnaCap aims to create “the leading independent wealth manager in France”.
Decision follows a period of growth for Lemon Way.
Features Lydia, Qara and Aye Finance.
Blockchain tech start-up Stratumn has launched the beta of its new plug-and-play software.
For automating operations in France, the UK and Luxembourg.
Vision dreams of passion. And all the while I think of fintech.
Meniga’s tech will be implemented at BPCE’s Banques Populaires and Caisses d’Epargne in France.
A Franco-German alliance targets the European savings sector.
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Its areas of interest include cloud, machine learning, blockchain, IoT and SaaS.
Tech sectors plan to get closer together with a digital conference to promote deeper integration.
BPCE, the second largest banking group in France, is seeking revenue growth and expansion with a new €600 million “TEC 2020” digital transformation plan.
Moneythor, a Singapore-based fintech firm, has deployed its digital banking toolkit and personalisation engine at France’s new mobile bank, Orange.
Société Générale has unveiled plans to cut costs and push itself forward towards digital banking – translation: the closure of branches and job cuts in France by 2020.
France’s latest mobile bank, Orange Bank, is getting its mobile payment and banking services underpinned by Wirecard. The paytech vendor says it is providing “all the technical components integrated into the Orange Bank platform to manage their mobile payments”.
French telecoms firm Orange has launched its delayed mobile-only bank as it looks to tap into its current customer base. As Banking Technology reported in January 2016, Orange outlined its plans for a new bank. While in April 2016, it made a significant stride in its mobile banking ambitions by acquiring a majority stake in […]
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Webhelp, a Paris-based customer experience and business process outsourcing (BPO) firm, has acquired fellow French tech company GreenPoint.
The French Finance Minister has put forward new proposals to shake-up the tax set-up for technology companies who are based outside of the European Union, reports Telecoms.com (Banking Technology‘s sister publication). Under the current rules, internet giants such as Google or Facebook are taxed on profits which are generated in Europe, though French Finance Minister […]
Orange has put the brakes on its ambitious plans to venture into the world of mobile banking after finding the proposition doesn’t quite meet the standards.
Poland-based mBank has started to license its mobile and online banking system to other financial institutions outside Poland. The first taker is La Banque Postale (LBP) in France. The implementation will be carried out with the help of Accenture, mBank’s “strategic partner”. Alice Holzman, director of digital at LBP and lead of the bank’s New […]
Natixis Asset Management has started testing the FundsDLT blockchain-powered platform for fund managers. The FundsDLT concept, announced last December in Luxembourg, is a collaboration between Fundsquare, IT firm InTech and KPMG Luxembourg. The platform will enable asset managers to sell funds through a new distribution channel, while doing all the other usual blockchain stuff – […]
French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa has chosen Moneythor’s analytical engine to be at the heart of “Max”, a personal finance assistant app for its new start-up Nouvelle Vague. Max is a mobile-only initiative of Nouvelle Vague, which operates in several cities in France (Paris, Bordeaux, Brest, Rennes etc). It will be available on 1 September […]
New banks are appearing at the double – and Ditto, a France-based mobile-driven multi-currency bank, is the latest one getting ready to launch. Ditto, which is backed by foreign exchange company Travelex, has been built from scratch over the last two years and is “managed as a separate entity” from Travelex. Ditto is based on […]
Societe Generale Securities Services (SGSS) is contributing to a new model, Euronext Fund Service, to help investments in funds for domestic and international investors. Launched by Euronext and available from 15 May 2017, this new service will enable institutional and retail investors to place subscription/redemption orders, in a “simplified and automated manner”, through their brokers […]
Al Khaliji France, a Paris-based subsidiary of Qatar’s Al Khaliji Bank, has gone live with a new core banking platform, Temenos’ T24, at its branches in the UAE.