Heightened reliance on common third-party providers could increase risk of cyber attacks
Operator plans to roll out ‘Max it’ across 17 markets by year-end
New economic and financial policies could affect relationship with international investors
Regions recorded their third-highest year for VC investments since 2016, despite a global slowdown
GoCardless receives approval to extend open banking services to public entities
Corporate treasurers are concerned about counterparty risk management after 2023’s banking turmoil
Securities associations criticise the European Securities and Markets Authority for proposing higher rates for settlement fails
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is introducing a new rule to end skyrocketing fees for late credit card payments
The Reserve Bank of India’s new framework aims to increase industry standards without hampering innovation
Where the consumer sector has led the way in payments innovation, B2B payments are still reliant on legacy systems
Mediobanca is the latest financial institution in Italy to expand its business in wealth management
Deutsche Bank-backed Taurus’s new Swiss licence is among the latest developments in the mainstreaming of digital assets
Will 2024 see sustainable finance turn a corner, or will geopolitical issues and investor reluctance persist?
The government has implemented changes to regulate non-bank payment service providers and the banking sector
The government is pushing to boost competitiveness, but months later, progress remains limited
Disruptions to shipping represent a severe blow to regional economies and beyond
Data provider DataLend has announced that lenders pocketed record-breaking revenues in 2023. What is causing the trend, and will it last?
Most financial institutions still have a sizeable knowledge gap when assessing their sustainability efforts, according to Mazars’ latest global stocktake. What can be done to buck this trend?
In spite of the new Consumer Duty guidelines, banks are still struggling to meet customers’ needs and are not working hard enough to protect their finances in the midst of a cost of living crisis. What can firms do to change that?
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?