For Good Causes, the fin-tech founded to transform the charity donation market place by creating new ways to give, today announced plans to scale as brands with more than 25m
Blue Train Marketing’s Fintech Unplugged podcast won Marketing Campaign of the Year at this years iteration of the Payments Association Awards. See the full winner list here
Great to see PetaCrunch the AI media company, who focus on interesting start-ups, their vision, investment and progress feature For Good Causes. See a section of the interview on For Good Causes’
Joanne Dewar, CEO at Global Processing Services and Pedro Pinto Coelho, CEO at Banco BNI Europa; discuss who will come out on top in the midst of a banking revolution.
Konsentus RegTech service will be used by Hampden & Co to ensure a secure implementation of the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) Read full release on Konsentus’ website
Kani Payments won the Leading Financial Services or Payments Start-Up at the Payments Association Awards last week. See the full list of winners here
With faster payments redefining transactions, consumers now expect greater transparency and banks should focus on the “implications of data” to stay innovative, says Marion King, director of payments at NatWest,
Moorwand’s new white paper investigates stable coins, how they could be regulated and ultimately used to stabilise today’s highly volatile economic situation. ‘Regulating ‘Instability’ Coins’ is Moorwand’s latest white paper
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