For those dynamic and innovative firms looking to challenge the industry norms, the bar for trust is higher than just providing new products to meet market demand. By Samantha Seaton, CEO, Moneyhub,
A survey from Temenos reveals that 80% of bankers see Open Banking as an opportunity, and 62% would be prepared to distribute third-party products.
"The world of money is moving from being led by providers to being driven by consumers." What Open Banking will mean for consumers and providers, by Victor Trokoudes, CEO & co-founder, Plum.
I spoke to Colin Swain about the role of traditional banks post-PSD2 and Open Banking, the race between challengers and incumbents, and who is going to come out on-top.
I spoke to Garrett Cassidy, CEO and co-founder of Trezeo, about the gap in the financial market they aim to fill, and to get a better idea of how the agile mindset foresees the challenger vs. incumbent race to innovate playing out.
Bolt’s aim is to make the payment process easier for both consumers and merchants – consolidating every element of the payments process in one end-to-end platform, combining checkout, payment, and fraud detection systems.
Curve has launched the Curve Mastercard for UK consumers today, with over 50,000 people already on the waitlist.
Metro Bank has launched an instant online current account opening process, allowing customers to create a current account online which can be accessed immediately.
Michael Hocking spoke to Rubicoin co-founder John Tyrrell about the importance of investing, the problem with cryptocurrency and the future of fintech.
Victor Trokoudes, CEO and Co-Founder of Plum, and Samantha Seaton, CEO of Moneyhub provide insight on how Open Banking and PSD2 will affect the start-ups, the banks and the consumers in 2018.
Over 50% of customers applying for online services such as bank accounts quit before completion, writes Aron Kozak, Signicat
