At the Tech Open Air conference in Berlin last week, we sat down with Finleap co-founder and managing partner, Ramin Niroumand, to talk about why the studio model suits financial technology businesses, Berlin's fintech scene and what the future of finance will look like.
We sat down with the head of growth for Stripe Nordics, Sebastian Fuchs, co-founder of Stockholm startup hub SUP46 to talk about his move to Stripe, fintech in the Nordics and payments trends in the region.
Fresh off the back of winning PayExpo’s Payments Power 10 list this year, Andrea Dunlop, CEO of cards services and acquiring at Paysafe group is launching a new networking event for women in the payments tech industry. The first woman to win the accolade, Dunlop is now spearheading the initiative to help support women in the sector with demand fort the inaugral event meaning applications are now closed.
If you think innovation in consumer cross border payments has been big, just wait for the business-to-business (B2B) side of the equation. Speaking at Money 20/20 Europe as part of The Bancorp’s Finetics™ Studio interview series, CEO Mike Laven talks about what’s next for cross-border payments.
Circle Pay wants to make paying your friends as easy as sending a message. We chat to the firm's European MD Mariele Flament about the company's plans in the UK.
More than 70 per cent of payments in Italy are still made by cash. We spoke to Giovanni Mistè, regional vice president at TNS Italy, to find out how alternative payment players can make a splash in this unique market.
Balancing the need for regulation with allowing innovative ideas to flourish is tough, and nowhere more so than in finance. That’s precisely why the UK’s progressive approach to regulating fintech companies stands out in Europe and the wider world.
