Daily News at Sibos 2019: Day One
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Stripe’s value has increased 56% since the start of 2019.
Velocity chooses Fiserv “to remain competitive”.
The partnership will effect UK, Canadian and Australian merchant customers.
The regulator has been investigating BofA since March 2019.
The bank also bought 11 other Finastra solutions.
TouchBistro leads “a technology renaissance” for restaurants.
The pilot is planned for 2020.
Another CAD 10m was raised in a separate round.
BNY’s head of digital explains how the company partners and invests in fintechs.
Digital Reasoning uses AI to understand human communication
The company uses AI, NLP and ML to aid decision making.
Greenlight’s app can monitor children’s spending and set savings goals.
Scanovate’s KYC Orchestra has been doing full tours in the EU, Latin America, Israel and the US.
Plaid says there’s opportunity to align with Visa and Mastercard.
Vertex Ventures says Broker Buddha is “driving significant industry change”.
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The funding round will open untapped industries to Trifacta.
The network will drive competition, consumer access and financial inclusion.
The main investor is supposedly known as a warehouse facility.
Element AI has raised CAD 340 million in total so far.
Swift is working on a new universal confirmations initiative.
The conference was predominantly focused on North America.
“It’s a lot of fun, very easy to navigate and offers the customer complete choice.”
“It’s time the US starts paying attention to open banking.”
The partnership will focus on connecting global faster payments infrastructures.
One potential fix for this issue is the use of machine learning fintech.
DN says banks are “very rigid” with AI-automated ATM functions.
“If you don’t go mobile […] then you’re going to look like Nokia,” says Richard Crone.
There are fears banks have missed the boat with Libra.
The deal enhances the bank’s digital services for SMEs.
The research publisher says human interaction is “the most important” factor.
The bank wants a cloud-focused financial crime strategy.
The offering is for the US Clearing House (TCH) RTP and European SEPA RT1 or TIPS instant payments.
FinTech Futures shares Diebold Nixdorf’s latest insights live from Las Vegas.
It pins the low adoption rates down to a lack of education and tedious back-end processes.
The company will branch into visual AI-powered personalisation.
Now credit unions can work within a tile framework.
The companies had “several” event run-ins.
Modernisation for mission-critical software is in sight for the first time.