Tag: banking 2023

Ikano Bank, a prominent European bank catering to both consumers and businesses, is joining forces with Qlik, a renowned provider of data integration, data quality, and analytics solutions.

NatWest Group, a leading relationship bank committed to aiding people, families, and businesses in their financial growth, has announced an enhanced partnership with Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), a global giant in cloud computing and AI solutions.

The world of global finance comes with its share of dangers. From the looming shadows of money laundering to the menace of terrorist financing, safeguarding transactions is not just prudent, it's mandatory. This brings Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) into the limelight.

Legislation concerning the Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) has received the nod of approval from both Houses of the Australian Parliament. This milestone move in 2023 lays the groundwork for a stringent accountability structure, targeting directors and top-tier executives of financial institutions across banking, insurance, and superannuation sectors.

Dave, commonly referred to as Dave and recognised as a front-runner among the nation's neobanks, recently made significant modifications to its pre-existing Delayed Draw Senior Secured Loan Facility.

Oracle, a global leader in enterprise software solutions, has made a significant addition to its Oracle Banking Cloud Services portfolio.

Banque Delubac & Cie, a distinguished independent financial institution known for its specialist banking services, has announced its collaboration with Finastra, a leading global provider of financial software applications and marketplaces.

Treasury Prime, a frontrunner in embedded banking software, and Astra, a pioneer in advanced instant payment technology, have announced a new strategic collaboration.

Embedded financial services are increasingly becoming the preferred choice for European consumers. The prime reason for this preference is the easier access to these services when compared to traditional banking institutions.

Only 51% of UK bank employees recommend their institutions' international payments services, according to a revealing survey commissioned by Wise. The findings underscore the pressing need for banks to revamp their cross-border payments solutions if they hope to stay competitive against dedicated international payment providers.