Banking
Wultra and iProov bring biometric technology to Czech banks
iProov, the specialist in biometric authentication, has announced a partnership with Wultra, one of the leading digital banking security providers in the Czech Republic. The partnership enables Wultra to offer iProovโs biometric solutions suite as part of its portfolio...
Banking
BR-DGE and AmEx partner to boost merchant Open Banking capabilities
Payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has announced a partnership with American Express to enhance the Open Banking capabilities for merchants in the UK and Europe.
BR-DGEโs Partnership Program brings together over 300 payment providers and technology solutions to enable merchants to...
Banking
Lavish German Pay Deal May Make ECB Inflation Fight Complex
The very lucrative pay rise that is secured by Germanyโs public sector employees may very well complicate the European Central Bankโs fight when it comes to inflation, as per analysts. The proposed deal is going to help Europeโs largest...
Banking
US Open Banking May Impact Deposit Outflows, Warns Regulator
The open banking evolution in the US could go on to impact the way regulators supervise the banks since the seamless portability of accounts between financial institutions can lead to more deposit outflows, said a top banking regulator on...
Banking
Carrefour and MoneyGram Join Forces to Broaden Financial Service Offerings to Carrefour Customers
Carrefour Group and MoneyGram International, Inc., a leading global financial technology company that connects the worldโs communities, announced they will expand MoneyGram services to over 500 Carrefour locations in multiple markets in 2024.
Carrefour customers across Europe and Latin America...
Banking
QFCA and R3 sign a MoU to support Qatar’s FinTech industry
The Qatar Financial Centre Authority (QFCA), the legal and tax arm of the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), an onshore financial and business centre in the region, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) withย R3, a global provider of enterprise...
Banking
EU Intends To Stop Taxpayer Money From Saving Failing Banks
The European Union suggested on April 18 making it more difficult for states to invest billions of euros into failing banks, as Italy did with Monte dei Paschi di Siena six years ago.
Suggestions from the EU's executive aim to...
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