Interac to acquire digital identity startup 2Keys
Digital payments platform Interac has acquired digital identity platform 2Keys to help Canadians boost security in online payments.
Kenya passes new data protection law to bolster its tech sector
Having already cemented its position as one of the top three nations for FinTech in Africa, Kenya has passed a new law to attract more tech investments.
ReSolve appointed as administrators for PropTech platform BrickVest
ReSolve has been appointed as administrators of property investment platform BrickVest.
Australia’s new challenger bank Infinity set for a H1 2020 launch
DayTek Capital is set to launch its challenger bank services in Australia during the first half of 2020, with the goal of becoming the first “product-disruptive” bank in the country.
Betterview inks three-year deal with Nationwide
Betterview, which offers predictive analytics for the property insurance market, will supply Nationwide with its technology as part of a three-year commercial agreement.
Brits must invest £67,625 before seeking financial advice, according to Nucoro research
FinTech startup Nucoro has revealed that most people in the UK would be forced to invest a minimum of £67,625 before seeking support from...
Project Imagine unveils cloud-based banking services platform Pi1
E-money institution and investment firm Project Imagine has launched Pi1, a cloud-based digital banking services platform, to support banks and FinTechs around the world.
What are the next steps for SCA following postponements to compliance deadline?
Postponements to strong customer authentication (SCA) was the right decision, but regulators must make it clear there will not be a second opportunity for meeting compliance, according to Michael Sass vice president, market product management, security solutions, Europe at Mastercard.
FCA warns overconfidence could cost a pensioner all their money
UK’s financial conduct authority warns that overconfidence could lose a person their entire pension within just 24 hours.
Singapore is taking additional steps to keep its position as a regional FinTech leader
China and India have led the Asian FinTech investment league until the first six months of 2019 when Singaporean businesses toppled them both by raising a massive $1.62bn.