Financial swindling is increasing at a global level, with certain country exceptions, though new machine-learning technologies are proving key in the fight against fraud.
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Incubator focuses on minority-owned start-ups
October 5, 2022A new group of start-ups, fintechs included, have been selected for the Libra 2.0 programme, but rumours that the next UK government grant could go to a high street bank are troubling its participants.

Australia to benefit from real-time payments
September 29, 2022Consumers now have access to real-time payments through the PayTo system, with business access to follow, generating a host of advantages.

Consumers demand more from banks in a digital world
September 28, 2022The preference for a digital-first approach is becoming increasingly widespread among bank customers. Can traditional banks keep up with fintechs?

Is this the end of Hong Kong’s fintech talent exodus?
September 21, 2022In recent times the talented have made their exit among swathes of other Hong Kongers, but signs of a reversal are solidifying.

Numberless payment cards prove a mixed bag
September 12, 2022Banks worldwide are increasingly launching cards without numbers. Do they offer enhanced security, or are they just a fad?

Data security underinvestment leaves financial institutions in peril
September 5, 2022As financial services firms find themselves one of the chief targets for cyber attacks, renewed efforts in training and investment are necessary.

Flurry of metaverse activity draws banks’ focus globally
August 31, 2022Banks across the world are looking for opportunity in the metaverse, as hype builds around the new technology.

Banks head into the cloud
August 22, 2022Migration to the cloud could be a huge cost-saver for banks, as well as allowing a stronger focus on customers.

Point Carbon Zero: playing safe while trying to save the world
August 12, 2022Sustainability is becoming a fintech mainstay, with initiatives launching across the globe.
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