Thursday, March 28, 2024

Era of FinTech arrives on UAE investment scene 

Financial technology is the investment vehicle du jour and it’s making inroads in the tech-savvy UAE. Read more: www.thenational.ae

UK regions attract more early-stage FinTech investments, according to FinTech Global

London still dominates the UK FinTech sector and attracts over 82% of FinTech investment capital but other parts of the UK are attracting early-stage investments. Read more: www.fintechroundup.com

FinTech is stimulating Chinese consumption and capital flow

Chinese policymakers are encouraging consumption, and FinTech companies are spurring purchases and investments. Read more: techcrunch.com

Collaboration and standards key to FinTech development

FinTech development has been the subject of intense focus within the industry.

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TransferWise boss warns FinTech startups against Brexit Britain

At a government-backed conference the CEO of Transferwise went off-message, suggesting startups should avoid London. Read more: www.finextra.com

When customers regulate banks

Trendsetters and other customers previously shunned by banks, have moved closer to “non-banks”, where customer focus is more up to date and authentic. Read more: www.crowdfundinsider.com

Bank of England seeks to innovate services via new FinTech Accelerator

The Bank of England announced the launch of a new Fintech Accelerator on 17 June looking to support businesses able to help it innovate central banking.

Ex-Barclays boss Jenkins just launched a FinTech startup

Former Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins has launched a new startup that aims to modernise the back office technology used by banks. Read more: www.finextra.com

Five mistakes to avoid when starting a FinTech company

Francisco Lorca, MD of Startupbootcamp FinTech London, a UK-based accelerator, highlights the pitfalls of starting a FinTech firm. Read more: www.bankingtech.com

Swiss FinTech needs young stars to grow startups

The Swiss FinTech sector does not expect to benefit from UK Brexit woes but does think it will soon be an international player. Read more: www.forbes.com

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