Société Générale revamps private banking in Europe with Azqore
SocGen’s Luxembourg, Monaco, and Swiss locations switching up their tech.
SocGen’s Luxembourg, Monaco, and Swiss locations switching up their tech.
Promotions and hires for the Swiss banking vendor.
The fintech houses some 90 employees.
Alpian plans to deploy Temenos Transact and Temenos Payments in a SaaS model.
The implementation and migration took ten months.
The outgoing Lloyds executive will join the Swiss bank in April.
Sustainable investments in Switzerland have risen to CHF 1.16 trillion ($1.2 trillion).
“The opportunity to reduce our total cost of ownership was a key driver,” says bank.
David Macdonald joins Temenos after 19 years at SAS.
Temenos is set to deliver its system on a SaaS basis.
Major investor Warburg Pincus currently owns 45% of Avaloq.
“The cooperation with Neon gives Helvetia the opportunity to access new customers.”
It follows allegations that the bank helped 2,650 Belgians hide their accounts from tax authorities.
Investor Standard Chartered says “digital assets are here to stay”.
Thomas von Hohenhau is the Swiss CEO of Hamburg-based fintech Deposit Solutions.
Switzerland-based firm moves core banking to the cloud.
TransferWise will tap neon’s 30,000 users.
Users can now send money with just a phone number.
The Brazilian financial group is revamping its international and Swiss operations.
The bank will make investments between $10 million and $20 million.
An active portfolio of 50 well-diversified stocks will be put together.
Alpian is applying for its own banking licence.
The move is part of Embark’s effort to build its presence in the UK retirement/savings sector.
“Our AI can expedite accurate decision making and help the front line staff,” says Temenos.
The new capital will help the firm gain a Swiss broker-dealer licence.
Swiss technology vendor to embed compliance solution into its platforms.
InCube will be brought into the wider Finantix portfolio.
The stablecoin will be backed 1:1 by funds held with the Swiss National Bank.
SIX has been going head-to-head with Euronext for the Spanish exchange firm.
The price on the US dollar liquidity swap arrangements will go down by 25 basis points.
Challenger plans to reinvent retail banking in the country.
Also this week, Wirecard teamed with Southeast Asian ride-sharing firm Grab.
The private banking tech vendor plans to boost solutions with AI.
The venture now has a 50-person London-based team.
The bank loses Thiam to protect its reputation.
Tally is not a cryptocurrency, because it’s linked to a tangible asset.
The executive used covert deposit accounts under his wife’s name.
The challenger tries to win ground from UK’s Revolut and Germany’s N26.
Central banks in Canada, the UK, Japan, Switzerland, and Sweden are teaming up.
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