Posts Tagged ‘Asia Pacific’
Ozone API launches practical guide to commercialising Open Banking
Ozone API has published Commercialising Open Banking: A Practical Guide, which is a free resource for banks and financial institutions ready to move beyond compliance and build sustainable commercial models around their APIs.
Read MoreInsight: Open Banking, Open Finance and Open Data predictions for 2025
Huw Davies, co-founder and chief executive officer of Ozone API, reveals what 2025 holds for Open Banking in the UK and US.
Read MoreBrankas teams up to launch chat-based lending solution in Southeast Asia
Todd Schweitzer, chief executive officer of Brankas, said it “sets a new standard for digital lending”.
Read MoreBIS Innovation Hub’s cross-border payments project enters live phase
Project Nexus will move to live implementation, connecting the domestic instant payment systems of five countries in Asia.
Read MoreRaidiam hires Jamie Leach as Open Data strategist
Barry O’Donohoe, Raidiam’s co-founder and chief executive officer, said that Leach will grow its presence in Australia.
Read MoreTemenos: North American banks ‘betting big’ on disruptive tech
In a new report, Temenos has revealed that banks in the region are prioritising a move to the cloud, amid fears of missing out.
Read MoreYapily partners with Alipay+ to ‘catalyse’ European Open Banking payments
Yapily chief executive officer Stefano Vaccino said that Alipay+ “will act as a catalyst for mass adoption of Open Banking in Europe”.
Read MoreKonsentus: Open Banking underway or live in 68 countries
Of those countries pursuing an Open Banking agenda, 26% can be said to have opted for a “hybrid” approach.
Read MoreBNY Mellon study reveals global businesses’ appetite for real-time payments
Carl Slabicki, co-head of global payments, treasury services at BNY Mellon, said the study “reinforces” that the adoption of real-time payment capabilities will continue to increase.
Read MoreLemFi raises $33m in Series A round to expand product offering
The fintech will use the proceeds from Left Lane Capital, and other investors, to serve more immigrant communities in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
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