LGIM adds more big names to climate change blacklist
by Graham Buck
Legal and General Investment Management adds five companies, including oil giant ExxonMobil, judged to be laggards
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MoneyGram gets US$50m boost from union with Ripple
by Graham Buck
The money transfer company’s strategic partnership with the blockchain solutions pioneer is initially for a two-year period
Turkey introduces cheaper liquidity facility
by Graham Buck
The Central Bank of Turkey announced earlier this week that primary dealer banks would be able to access cheaper funding
JP Morgan extends cross-border digital payments to China
by Graham Buck
The new service makes the US giant the first foreign bank in China to digitise and automate cross-border payments of goods
UK government’s ineffective new late payments legislation
by Jack Large
For the first time large businesses could be fined for failing to pay smaller suppliers on time BUT… will they?
Future of payment clearing in the UK
by Jack Large
Clear Bank’s model changes the game
92% of UK financial decision makers admit to paying suppliers late
by Jack Large
Bottomline Technologies survey finds that “Late payments remain a challenge”
Commercial real estate stock exchange nears launch
by Graham Buck
The International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) will be dedicated to commercial real estate owners and managers
HSBC executes innovatory dual platform blockchain transaction
by Graham Buck
Complementary distributed ledger networks brought together for the first time in the Middle East connect Hong Kong and the UAE
London-Shanghai Stock Connect is launched
by Graham Buck
The reciprocal arrangement between the two cities’ stock exchanges was first announced in 2015 and is six months late
Payments fraud makes heavier impact on UK companies
by Graham Buck
Despite higher levels of awareness and precaution, businesses are losing more and recovering less, a survey suggests
Poland’s Alior Bank uses blockchain for document authentication
by Graham Buck
The Warsaw-based bank will allow customers to check on their authentication and integrity using the public ethereum blockchain
Bottomline partners with Starling Bank on real time payments
by Graham Buck
The new 24x7 service will enable banks and corporates to send, receive and track payments in real-time to any UK bank account
Volante Technologies launches SEPA instant payments processing
by Graham Buck
The new service will be available on Microsoft Azure for two European schemes – EBA Clearing’s RT1 and ECB’s TIPS
Why are KYC platform solutions failing?
by Jack Large
What are the withdrawals of Bloomberg and Refinitiv from the KYC platforms telling us?
Big names get behind Facebook’s GlobalCoin
by Graham Buck
The social media and networking giant reportedly has Visa, MasterCard , PayPal and Uber as founder members of its cryptocurrency
Refinitiv is getting out of KYC As A Service Solution
by Jack Large
Suffering from a lack of demand in highly competitive market
WIOYMcast - Paul Stheeman, independent treasury consultant
by Paul Stheeman , Independent Treasury Consultant, STS – Stheeman Treasury Solutions
Why cash management and cash forecasting is still fundamental to corporate treasury today
CTMcast - 14 June 2019
by Jack Large
Jack and Graham with Steve Evans, Finance Director, Vesper Technologies
New Zealand readies for era of open banking
by Graham Buck
The Bank of New Zealand, one of the country’s big four, outlines its approach as the country slowly progresses towards the new regime
Reserve Bank of Australia chivvies banks on payments
by Graham Buck
The regulator accuses the country’s big four of dragging their heels on opening up the country’s New Payments Platform
Moscow blockchain start-up launches supply chain finance platform
by Graham Buck
Russian fintech start-up Factorin has piloted the platform for six months and plans to move into the European Union
How to make money out of e-subscriptions/recurring revenues
by Jack Large
Use an effective mix of subscription plans and products to exploit your current and potential markets
Twelve banks join Acin operational risk management platform
by Graham Buck
The regtech start-up said Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered and Société Générale are among the dozen to have signed up