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EU charges Apple with antitrust behaviour over in-app payment rules

European Union (EU) regulators have reportedly accused tech giant Apple of breaching antitrust laws by not allowing developers to provide other buying options outside of apps, to iPhone and iPad users. Apple’s rules over its in-app payment system, which is...

Worldline extends collaboration with PSA Payment Services Austria

worldlineWorldline has extended its collaboration with PSA Payment Services Austria, acting as the technical clearing and settlement partner for domestic and international interbank payments. PSA and Worldline aim to lay the groundwork for a new real-time payment platform for...

EU should use perpetual bonds to finance Covid-19 recovery fund

The European commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced that Europe will need about €1tn (£873bn) to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. This money could be used to establish a European recovery fund. But where will the money come...

American Express, Amazon Business to offer co-branded cards in UK

US-based financial services firm American Express and E-commerce firm Amazon are offering co-branded credit cards for small businesses in the UK. The co-branded cards, Amazon Business American Express Card and the Amazon Business Prime American Express Card, offer flexible benefits...

Blucora agrees to acquire HK Financial Services for $160m

Blucora expects the acquisition of HK Financial Services to add around $4.4bn to its total client assets, taking its total to over $72bn S-based tax-smart financial solutions provider Blucora signed an agreement to acquire HK Financial Services (HKFS), a privately-held...

HSBC signs global partnership with UK-based fintech Bud

The partnership with Bud will see HSBC implementing the technology in its challenger brand ‘first direct’ HSBC has signed a three-year global partnership with London-based fintech Bud, under which the bank will have access to Bud’s Open Banking aggregation, data...

Marsh & McLennan buys UK insurance firm JLT in $5.6bn deal

FTSE 250 insurance firm JLT has accepted a $5.6bn (£4.3bn) takeover offer from US financial services giant Marsh & McLennan. Shares in JLT, which employs more than 4,000 people in the UK, soared 32 per cent in early trading on...

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