Pan-American Life Insurance seeks AML with Fiserv tech
Complying with regulation across each geography.
Complying with regulation across each geography.
AI solution overcomes the difficulties of verifying Brazilian ID.
It has also partnered with Cielo and Zurich Insurance.
Some of this week’s news, in video format!
Ecommerce is booming in Colombia.
Peru and El Salvador cooperatives join forces with US credit unions.
The deal is part of PPRO’s global expansion strategy.
The Brazilian lendtech provides credit with houses or vehicles as collateral.
SoftBank invests in Wirecard, Tencent in Argentinian Uala, and other Visa news.
The amount of the equity investment has not been disclosed.
The two companies expect to process more than 15 billion transactions this year.
The Argentine company is planning to raise $1.85bn in equity offerings.
Banco Votorantim in Brazil, Ghazanfar Bank in Afghanistan, Prince Bank in Cambodia, and FEDinvest in Albania.
Ecuadorian bank upgrades with the help of Kony.
Will offer digital solution that “increases access to affordable necessities”.
It’s also planning its delayed launch in the US this year.
ReitBZ is a security token offering designed for nation’s real estate market.
It has its licence and is now testing out functionalities
New alliance between Colombia Fintech and Open Vector is a start.
Brazilian bank expanding pilot throughout its branches.
Taking the place of Samsung and Google Pay.
Featuring LatAm, ING, Alipay and Square.
The Argentinian payments giant covers a big market in the region.
PSP will help international merchants to accept local cards.
The release is “another piece of the jigsaw that was missing”.
Teams with Cámara de Compensación Electrónica for real-time upgrade.
Its innovation fund gives Atix Labs some support for good causes.
Proof of concept used R3’s Corda Connect platform.
Camel is the financial arm of e-commerce firm DHgate.
The “first Brazilian bank to offer a 100% digital checking account”.
Financial inclusion, backed by U2 singer Bono.
Planned service between Japan and Brazil will use Ripple’s technology.
The implementation was “transparent and efficient”, Datapro says.
Includes central bank, trade and transaction reporting.
Ipsidy’s shares shot up as a result.
Takes the bank’s valuation to a lively $4 billion.
Following Santander’s coffee + banking branch opening in Chile.
Applications are open until 10 December.
On the way and set to exploit peso volatility.
Love lingers as they plan to expand commercial relationship in Brazil.