More than 87% of countries have already established some form of Open APIs in the banking industry. According to LearnBonds, there are over 10,000 financial institutions around the world with open banking implementations.
Politicians are singing children’s songs, getting heckled in the street and facing cyber attacks. All this commotion can only mean one thing: Britain is going to the polls.
According to the WEF, the overall female presence in the crypto-economy is between 1%to 5% globally. How can the industry see women coming into parity with men? More importantly, how do we make the number climb quickly enough?
The United States still has a great magnetism for British engineers, yet the nation’s traditional tech strongholds are facing serious competition from underdogs in the unlikeliest of places.
A number of tweets earlier this week from some disgruntled customers revealed accusations that the Apple Card credit card managed by Goldman Sachs offered different credit limits for men and women with similar circumstances and backgrounds.
As brick and mortar retail continues to struggle in the face of fierce online competition, rising overheads and changes in consumer behaviour, the commercial property sector has found itself at the centre of a changing consumer landscape.
Following the recent announcement that the world’s most profitable company, state-owned Saudi Aramco will soon be launching an IPO, a flotation plan has revealed the estimated valuation at $1.7 trillion.
Two years after its launch, Orange Bank is living up to its initial promise; occupying a position in the banking market with an offer that differentiates it from the competition: simple, accessible, above all mobile and regularly enriched with new services such as transfers by SMS in 2018 and the Visa Premium card in 2019.
According to new research on bitcoin transactions between March 2017 and March 2018 from University of Texas professor John Griffin and Ohio State assistant professor Amin Shams, the price of bitcoin was manipulated through large-volume trades that drove the price up.
The 2012 LIBOR (London Inter-Bank Offered Rate) scandal rocked the financial world when it was revealed it had been manipulated for profit, culminating in combined fines of around $10 billion and a decision to cease LIBOR by the end of 2021.
A WSJ source recently revealed Google’s plans to offer checking accounts to the public next year, in what could be a very bold move from Alphabet to put its foot in the consumer banking sector.
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