Archive for March 2020
Fintech impact “significant” as M&A deals stall
Some companies are bucking the trend by completing acquisitions, but experts predict worse to come.
Read MoreExperian offers its Affordability Passport to debt charities and lenders for free in response to the Coronavirus outbreak
Experian has reacted to the current world health crisis by offering access to its Affordability Passport which will allow people to seamlessly share their transactional data.
Read MoreOpen Banking platform Tink acquires Eurobits
Open Banking platform Tink has announced the acquisition of Eurobits Technologies in latest European deal.
Read MoreInsight: Consumer trust and bringing Open Banking to life for the consumer
Rishi Chauhun, formerly of the Open Banking Implementation Entity, offers some industry insight into enhancing consumer trust and how the Fintech market needs to continue firing on all regulatory cylinders to gain their trust.
Read MoreImportant new rules on bank solvency delayed
Basel IV is designed to improve banks’ resilience to market shocks and heighten trust in the financial system.
Read MoreBuilding trust in Open Banking
Our recent webcast explored how we can enhance consumer trust in Open Banking. You can watch on demand now.
Read MoreCentral banks will lead digital currency innovation, report finds
There is increasing evidence that central banks across the world are serious about introducing their own digital currencies. By Dippy Singh
Read MoreVibePay is offering its “fee-free” service to online sellers
Since the firm launched six months ago, more than £1 million has already been requested through the app. Dippy Singh reports
Read MoreUK SMEs wedded to legacy banks, while Europeans eye challengers
Nearly 80 per cent of UK SMEs have their primary relationship with one of the traditional high-street banks. By Dippy Singh
Read MoreNew coronavirus fintech taskforce offers their support to SMEs
A group of leading fintechs have come together to help lenders distribute funds more efficiently to firms impacted by the Coronavirus.
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