NatWest becomes Tink’s first partner in the UK as it continues to increase its European presence. Tink’s Personal Finance Management and Data Enrichment products will allow the bank to give
Checkout.com, the global payment solutions provider, announces today that it is taking funding from outside investors for the first time in its history, having raised $230m in what is Europe’s
We are currently observing a rapid digitisation of payment methods with the availability of services on a variety of personal terminals, such as Smartphones and connected objects. This trend is
Marion King, Director of Payments, NatWest, speaks about her role and the responsibility it entails, including determining payments strategy for a major UK Bank, keeping NatWest’s customers secure, regulation and
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Project Women in PayTech has published a review statement on how the project has created a platform to enable and support gender balance and professional development within the payments industry
By Anne Pieckielon, Project Lead of Women in PayTech Background The Payments Association AGM gave me an opportunity to reflect on what the Women in PayTech (WiP) initiative has achieved
Project Banking Access will be producing a practical guidance document ‘Guide to Bank Account Access’ that describes the options available to anyone with or wanting a bank account. Informed by
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