February 2024 - Page 15

Fintech leaders have urged the UK government and regulators to implement tighter regulations on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial services industry. The call was made during the Parliamentary

The Commercial Bank of Kuwait has partnered with Network International to enhance its digital banking and payment services. The partnership will see the bank utilize Network’s technology and expertise in areas such

TLDR: Affirm Holdings CFO, Michael Linford, participated in a Q&A session at the Citi FinTech Conference where he discussed the rise of buy now, pay later (BNPL) services and Affirm’s approach to

TLDR: In a move that indicates a potential resurgence in the popularity of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services, Tom Holman, former head of product for payment acceptance at Stripe, has joined

Summary of the Article: [Title] TLDR: Key Points Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of various sectors, including healthcare. AI-powered wearable devices can improve patient monitoring and reduce healthcare costs.

A partnership has been announced between banking company Lloyd’s Banking Group and observability and security firm Dynatrace to reduce IT carbon emissions. The partnership will develop Dynatrace’s Carbon Impact app, which translates

TLDR: Citizens Financial Group Inc. has received an upgrade to “buy” from Citi analyst Keith Horowitz, following last week’s sell-off in the regional-banking sector. Despite the upgrade, Citizens Financial Group’s stock dropped

TLDR: The article discusses five core banking platforms in India that are disrupting the banking industry. These platforms leverage the latest technologies, including cloud-based systems and open API architectures, to enhance operational

TLDR: Fintech company Botim has partnered with Al Etihad Payments (AEP), a subsidiary of the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE), to launch Aani, an instant payment platform. Aani allows

TLDR: Bradford Council has appointed finance specialist Steven Mair to help the authority avoid bankruptcy. Mair, who previously worked with councils in Essex and Berkshire as they faced financial collapse, has been