Tag: Germany
Napier AI AML Index 2025: The nations leading the charge
The Napier AI / AML Index 2025–2026 has revealed that regulated firms — including banks, payments companies, wealth managers and insurers — could save...
Paris and Berlin call for EU regulatory reset
France and Germany have called on the European Commission to fast-track a sweeping overhaul of the EU’s financial services rulebook, warning that overlapping requirements...
How fincite is transforming investment advice across Europe
It has been a monumental year for German WealthTech company fincite, as it enters the next stage of its mission to improve digital advice across Europe.
Splitwise and Tink expand Pay by Bank across Europe
Splitwise has expanded its Pay by Bank feature to France, Germany, and Austria through an extended partnership with Tink, a Visa Solution.
The move builds...
Afori secures €4m to launch AI for insurance brokers
Afori, a new AI platform for insurance brokers, has launched from stealth with €4m in pre-seed funding.
The round was led by General Catalyst, joined...
UniCredit partners with FNZ to modernise securities
UniCredit has struck a long-term partnership with FNZ to transform its securities services offering in Germany.
New BaFin rules digitise AML officer notification
Germany’s financial regulator BaFin has introduced a new digital procedure for notifying the appointment or dismissal of money laundering officers and their deputies. Effective...
EV payments platform Cariqa secures €4m seed funding
Cariqa, a Berlin-based platform for electric vehicle (EV) charging payments and pricing, has raised €4m in seed funding.
EPG taps Volt for real-time paylado wallet top-ups
EPG Financial Services has partnered with Volt to enable real-time open banking payments for its e-wallet solution, paylado, aiming to replace manual bank transfers with instant account-to-account transactions.
Tietoevry report predicts €1.1trn digital commerce by 2035
A new report commissioned by Tietoevry Banking and written by research and advisory firm Celent forecasts significant growth for digital commerce across Europe over the next decade. According to the study, the value of digital transactions is expected to reach €1.090tn across five major European markets by 2035.










