CFOs are embracing AI but want stronger data, controls and accountability first, with practical use cases in forecasting, reconciliation and payments leading adoption.
fscom’s 2026 IT compliance report finds governance and oversight remain key weaknesses, with many financial firms struggling to turn policies into practice.
New research examines how prepared firms are to deploy AI inclusively, and where reported readiness, practice and customer outcomes diverge.
Ashurst Perkins Coie will bring banking and regulatory leaders together in London to discuss AI agents, digital assets and the future of banking operations.
UK Payments Delivery Company (UK PDC) has launched an equity capital raise, opening an opportunity for eligible organisations across the UK payments ecosystem to invest in the company that will
A unified FRAML approach can help UK credit unions strengthen financial crime detection, reduce false positives and streamline investigations. Credit unions across the UK are navigating rapid change. As member
Blue Train Marketing has launched five focused accelerators to help fintech firms tackle specific challenges across PPC, SEO, AI visibility and content.
Research into verified account markets reveals a growing fraud ecosystem that helps criminals bypass KYC and gain access to active financial accounts.
Account farmers vary widely in sophistication, requiring firms to look beyond KYC and use behavioural, device and lifecycle signals to detect fraud.
As UK businesses expand internationally, integrated financial services can simplify cross-border payments, multi-currency accounts and corporate administration.
New research finds UK businesses see strategic value in embedded payments, but gaps in integration, transparency and speed are limiting their potential.
MADFIN has become a Visa Principal Member, expanding its card acquiring capabilities after securing direct membership with Mastercard.
The FCA has finalised core rules for the UK’s new cryptoasset regime, giving firms a limited window to prepare for authorisation and implementation.
As geopolitical tensions reshape global trade, payment sovereignty is emerging as a strategic priority, prompting countries to rethink control over financial infrastructure.
