The payments industry is increasingly being exposed to the technological transformation that is occurring outside of the financial services sector. But is the space ready to drive productivity in payments
Download it here. The Current Account Switch Service today publishes the Q3 2019 Dashboard reporting the latest switching figures and trends. The service has now completed over six million switches
Fintech Finance has spoken with Ed Adshead-Grant, Bottomline Technologies about what makes them the best partner for this journey. See the video here.
Banking Circle has been nominated for two Banking Technology Awards: Best use of IT in Lending and Best FinTech Partnership. The Banking Technology Awards, now in their 20th year, recognise
UK-based digital bank Starling Bank has raised £30 million in a funding round led by Merian Chrysalis Investment Company Limited along with the participation of JTC. The challenger bank states
Money20/20 USA today played host to the launch of the latest Banking Circle insight paper. ‘Pay, Set, Match! Payment services for SMEs – Jump-starting a virtuous digital payment circle’, uncovers
Fintech Finance has spoken to Ed Adshead-Grant, Bottomline Technologies about how has their journey evolved over the years. See the clip here.
Ingenico Group (Euronext: FR0000125346 – ING), the global leader in seamless payments, announced the appointment of Stéphanie Fougou as Group General Counsel and General Secretary of the Board. Stéphanie Fougou joins
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