Measures to make banks’ FinTech convenient and safe
Attention may well be paid to whether newly developed financial technology could serve as a tide to change the future of the banking business. Read more: www.chicagotribune.com
London Mutual launches MasterCard debit card
By bundling the transaction volumes of their credit union customers, Optimus Cards Group, has made true debit programs possible for credit unions. Read more: www.finextra.com
Nymbus unveils first core banking system client, Chrome FCU
Christopher George, CEO of Chrome FCU, said that Nymbus’ SmartCore was “the only selection by far” to be able to help the credit union achieve its ambitions. Read more: www.bankingtech.com
Video banking moves beyond talking teller heads
Royal Bank of Canada is betting on video as the next step in customer relationship management with its small-business customers. Read more: www.americanbanker.com
FinTech team wants to take banking to the Echo
With the work done by the Hillsboro-based team at Fiserv requesting your bank balance could be as simple as, "Alexa, what's my balance?". Read more: www.bizjournals.com
The Money Finder pockets $1.75m
Financial planning software startup The Money Finder has raised $1.75m in a new round from Build Ventures and Innovacap. Read more: www.fintechroundup.com
L’Atelier BNP Paribas opens second FinTech accelerator
L'Atelier BNP Paribas is now launching Season 2 of its FinTech & Corporate Accelerator programme. Read more: www.econotimes.com
Five FinTech start-ups aiming to replace traditional banking
According to recent data from Accenture, funding for FinTech companies reached a staggering £3.7bn in the first quarter of 2016 alone. Read more: econsultancy.com
Banks need FinTech to stay competitive – and secure
There seems to be no shortage of action in the corporate banking space. So, What can corporates expect from their banks in 2017? Read more: www.pymnts.com
Lloyds joins new British banking cyber defense alliance
Lloyds Banking Group is the latest bank to join a new British cyber security group for banks called the Cyber Defence Alliance. Read more: www.reuters.com