Fintech in Europe: Why payment processing is moving to the cloud
Discover why cloud and cloud-native technology is key for fintechs in Europe to advance and fast track their payment ambitions in Europe.
August 12, 2022
Discover why cloud and cloud-native technology is key for fintechs in Europe to advance and fast track their payment ambitions in Europe.
The UK is paving the way for crypto and blockchain services, courting startups and established players alike while taking a lead in pioneering regulation on stablecoins and NFTs. Yet regulators have given conflicting messages about their support for establishing the UK as a global crypto hub.
In this article Ripple’s head of public policy Susan Friedman looks at how mixed messages from regulators risk hindering the crypto industry’s development
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