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Retail banks lose over half of European applicants during on-boarding

The new research paints an even bleaker picture across Europe with 52% of respondents admitting abandoning applications.

Norway's Central Bank Mulls Digital Currency as Cash Use Declines

Already, the country's DNB bank has stopped handling cash, with Trond Bentestuen, group executive vice president of wealth management and insurance at the bank, telling local media as far back as 2016, that only 6 percent of Norwegians use cash on a

Temenos Launches Next-Generation Front Office Suite

Temenos unveils its comprehensive Front Office Suite for banks aiming to rapidly achieve deep customer intimacy

IBM plans to hire 1,800 people in France for blockchain and AI

This hiring plan still represents pocket change for such a big company with hundreds of thousands of people.

Avaloq onboards Deutsche Bank Luxembourg

Over 150 customers and wealth managers manage 4 trillion US dollars in assets with Avaloq, helping everyone from the ultra-high net worth investor to the average saver.

Moneyhub integrates with Intelliflo for financial advisers

Moneyhub sits at the forefront of the Open Banking revolution, working with advisers, banks, investment managers, pension providers, and employee benefit consultants to provide cutting edge financial management white-labelled solutions and APIs for their

Legal heavyweight Pinsent Masons getting on board at FinTech Scotland

“Fintech is disrupting global markets, it is a growth industry with massive potential, and it is an emerging sector in which Scotland has an opportunity to play a key role.

Societe Generale in Luxembourg Centralises Trading on Charles River IMS

European financial services group adopts Charles River to enhance service to its private banks and I-DEAL clients

Robot at $390 Billion Nordea Wealth Unit Has Big Plans

Nordea wants to use Nora to help expand that figure to about 2 million people in the next 2-3 years.

Clydesdale owner puts faith in digital banking for the future

CYBG’s digital brand B has already secured more than 170,000 customers and £1.6 billion in deposits.

Funds fight to focus on Iris in UK's biggest software buyout deal

Omers and ICG are vying to invest alongside Hg's Saturn fund in the UK's biggest-ever software sector buyout, Sky News learns.

AxiomSL solution goes live at European operations of mystery US bank

AxiomSL claims that the implementation was fast, efficient and cost-effective due to its use of a single platform that can be used “for all regulatory calculations and reporting requirements.

Castlight empowers first open banking loan for HSBC

Following a test and pilot programme, HSBC UK have used Castlight Financial’s powerful categorisation technology tool, CaaS® or Catgorisation as a Service

Russian Bank Completes Bond Blockchain Transaction

The trade was privately placed on the OTC market.

The innovation wave for banks

Latest technology and methodologies are utilised in its digital banking offering with a number of successful implementations around the world.

The innovation wave for banks by Profile Software

Latest technology and methodologies are utilised in its digital banking offering with a number of successful implementations around the world.

SS&C Vision FI awarded Best Client Communications Solution

The WealthBriefing awards showcase ‘best of breed’ providers that have clearly demonstrated innovation and excellence in the global private banking, wealth management and advisor communities.

Santander and Broadridge Complete a First Practical Use of Blockchain

The participation for the new platform amounted to 21% of the total that participated in the AGM.

The next step: Elevator Ventures

RBI can thereby offer potential follow-up investments to the participants of the accelerator program

Deutsche Bank acquires Indian fintech company to help expand Open Banking

The bank says theacquisition significantly ups the game for Deutsche Bank’s Open Banking strategy.