Leading payment organisations came together to celebrate innovation in the financial sector last night at the Emerging Payments Association’s (EPA) 14th annual Emerging Payments Awards (EP Awards) ceremony.
The latest study from Banking Circle has revealed the new challenges faced by CIOs and CTOs working in Banks and FinTechs. The insight from the Payments bank for the new economy found that more than half have skills gaps in their organisations that could hold them back from capitalising on the latest technology, seriously undermining their post-COVID recovery.
Shoppers in Europe are finding 94% of European e-commerce websites’ checkout pages inadequate, which forces shoppers to abandon their purchases. To enhance the checkout experience, the right solutions must be put to use.
OneFor has selected Moorwand’s to provide issuing, acquiring and digital banking services
Covid-19 changed many things, including the security landscape. Remote work and the onslaught of digital services that accompanied it brought a digital transformation the world was not expecting. While it has affected the way people work in many positive ways, it has also led them to be more vulnerable to cyber attacks. To minimise this risky exposure and establish a new benchmark for protection, it’s time companies dig deep into the conversation of future-proof security.
Diversity has become the new normal in fast evolving industries like payment & fintech. Next to the obvious types of diversity, what if you had a metric to select the optimal people for your team, and the role you want them to play in the team no matter what their cultural or hard skill related background is?
When developing or growing a dynamic team in a fast-growing company, considering the optimal interpersonal strength profiles and finding the optimal balance, can be a catalyst to improve the team’s performance. Within the Fintech industry, the ever changing environment demands team members to grow and develop their interpersonal skills in order to achieve targets in a seamless and effective manner.
EML is excited to exhibit at Global Gaming Expo (G2E) In Las Vegas from October 5 to 7.
Wintermute, one of the largest players in the global digital asset markets, has today announced a partnership with BCB Group, Europe’s leading provider of business accounts and trading services for the digital asset economy. Wintermute has also integrated with BLINC, BCB’s global payments network, and one of the first real-time payment networks of its kind to allow free, real-time transactions across fiat and digital currencies, enabling participants to settle instantly in any of the currencies supported, with no limits.
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