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Is reinventing the wheel the fintech we were promised, and will it solve any real problems?
The company has expanded its product offerings since its launch, but still sees market opportunities
BNY Mellon is the latest to expand its virtual account offerings to treasurers
The use of generative AI in how companies share information with investors and other stakeholders creates new risks, which banks should not ignore
The Reserve Bank of India’s move has brought both the actions of the bank and the regulator’s response to fintechs into the spotlight
What can I say? Profitable, sustainable companies make me happy
HSBC has around 1000 applications for artificial intelligence, but it is still “early days” for generative AI.
The Future of Global Fintech report, launched at Davos, is optimistic. The laurels are far from being rested on yet.
The venture’s digital payments facilities are aimed at capitalising on projected digital growth in Germany.
You can write about technology until the cows come home — it always comes back to culture.
In a bid to attract international talent and investors, Japan is looking at how it can replicate other countries’ successes in developing cities into hubs for financial institutions and fintechs.
Considered an unwelcoming environment for cryptocurrencies, the US enters the fray in allowing bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
EUR CoinVertible, which has already been used for a purchased of tokenised securities, is set to usher in a new era for regulated digital assets.
For consumer fintech, market domination is a different mountain to climb.
Central bank distributed ledger technology moves a step closer with major trials.
Is Europe evolving into Crypto Valley, asks Stefan Berger, member of the European Parliament.
While tokenised assets have become important features within the finance sector, the same can’t be said for blockchain infrastructures behind them. Are financial institutions biting more off of the technology than they can chew?