Neema founder Moshe Kimhi argues that as cross-border pricing converges, success rates and speed now decide who wins, and static payment routing is not enough.

The Mumbai-based lendtech firm closed a Norwest-led round to deepen AI automation across debt collections, underwriting and risk for Indian banks and NBFCs.

The American Fintech Council has urged the FFIEC to adopt a materiality-based approach in the first CAMELS framework revision in nearly 30 years.

MassPay chief executive Ran Grushkowsky on a 99.6 per cent payout success rate, coming to fintech via failed payments, and the gap between demos and reality.

Temenos executives Will Moroney and Mick Fennell talk to The Fintech Times at Sibos 2026 about the switchable middle, AI and core modernisation, agentic payments and tokenised money.

DECTA UK chief executive Scott Dawson argues payments firms should treat fraud the way climate policy now treats warming: a condition to engineer around.

Equifax UK’s new Automatic Watchlist Monitoring product delivers real-time sanctions and adverse media screening via a single API for regulated businesses.

The UAE banking group will offer preferential banking and financial wellness programmes to staff at Mohamed & Obaid Almulla Group under a new tripartite agreement.

Digital Asset Clearing Center has had its ChainFusion bond tokenisation platform audited by CertiK, amid Hong Kong’s push to expand its digital bond market.

Exegy’s new white paper argues that fragmented global markets make operational agility more valuable than infrastructure size for trading firms.

The Swiss-listed investor has structured 13 of its 17 U.S. properties into a two-vehicle JV with Brookfield, unlocking up to $200m for

where agentic commerce actually stands today, what breaks first in machine-to-machine payments, and how banks should think about tokenized deposits, stablecoins, CBDCs, and crypto

Mangopay’s chief product officer on why widening Virtual Accounts to 24 currencies is about reconciliation and control for platforms, not just coverage.

Mark Walker, editorial director at the Fintech Times, speaks with Will Moroney, chief revenue officer at Temenos, about the growing gap between what banking customers expect and what they actually receive.

Camille Papillard from BNP Paribas Securities Services shares her expertise on the evolving landscape of payments and correspondent banking. Learn how collaboration and standardization are key to achieving faster settlement times across fragmented markets.

Bridget Hall, Director of Account-to-Account Payments at ACI Worldwide. Discover how banks are modernizing their payment systems to enhance transaction visibility and accountability.

Melissa Tuozzolo from HSBC shares her expertise on enhancing client experiences through proactive strategies and AI integration.

Ali Erhat Nalbant shares how their innovative liquidity solutions are transforming cross-border transactions.

The industry spent Miami agreeing on something it has been circling for three years. The technology for tokenised money and for AI agents is no longer the argument. The argument is who carries the trust when it goes wrong.

A PPI report commissioned by the ABI finds divorce, caring duties and the Bank of Mum and Dad are quietly hollowing out pension adequacy.

Juniper Research forecasts 9.6% market growth from 2026 to 2030, a marked deceleration from the post-COVID surge, squeezing remittance providers on price.

Anne Magnusson, head of investor services at SEB. In this interview, we discuss the dynamics of the European market, the need for competition, and the impact of digital assets on traditional banking.

UAE fractional CFO firm CompassPoint says agentic AI demands accountability frameworks before deployment, not after, especially for SMEs.

The US bank’s ₹18,268 crore investment in Reliance Jio’s consumer financing arm marks one of the largest single foreign entries into Indian

Swiss brokerage CRX Trade has launched a platform giving institutional investors access to crypto exchanges and US markets through a single account and pool of collateral.

Kori Lennon of XY Planning Network sets out what compliant texting, AI call summaries and a fragmented tech stack mean for independent financial advisers.

Affirm-commissioned research finds most UK small businesses see flexible payments as essential to competing with larger retailers under new BNPL regulation.

A Zepz analysis of 5.5 million senders finds younger cohorts and women reshaping the structure of the global remittance market.

AI may not kill SaaS, but reshape it—commoditising interfaces and routine tasks while increasing the value of trusted data, workflows, integrations, security and business logic.

Kord has launched the UK’s first dedicated legal sort code, enabling regulated law firms and conveyancers to make verified, 24/7 settlements while reducing fraud and payment delays.

Nearly three-quarters of UK financial leaders expect tokenization to transform global capital markets, as blockchain pilots move toward scalable, core market infrastructure.

The three-firm consortium enters Phase 2 to test stablecoin and digital pound settlement for SME cross-border trade finance.

Clea founder Sheriff Adedokun explains how Nigerian importers pay overseas suppliers in fiat while stablecoins handle the settlement behind the scenes.

US sponsor bank Pathward has selected Thought Machine’s Vault Core platform to accelerate product innovation and expand access to underserved markets.

Centiglobe CEO Petter Sandgren and Greenbridge Markets CEO Svante Hedin explain how tokenised deposits and on-demand liquidity can cut cross-border pre-funding.

Build around business goals, earn investor trust, and scale with resilience—not bureaucracy.

Mark Hartley, chief executive of BankiFi, argues mainstream banks must embed third-party workflows or shrink into a provider of accounts and payments.

A $7bn-plus acquisition of AI gateway OpenRouter positions Stripe to route transactions intelligently across fiat and stablecoin rails.

VerityX’s new whitepaper finds 68% of UAE bank-fintech pilots fail to reach production, highlighting governance, regulatory uncertainty and procurement as key barriers.

The UAE-headquartered fintech group has renewed and upgraded its deal with Abu Dhabi’s four-time UAE Pro League champions ahead of the new

Mastercard’s Ben Gilbey explains why issuers in Asia Pacific are building premium card propositions around dining and travel rather than points and cashback.

The crypto card issuer will deploy a dedicated Aave V4 lending instance on OP Mainnet, scaling from $22m borrowed today to $500m by 2027.

The Nasdaq-listed ETH treasury company said the liquid staking allocation gives it native yield while preserving liquidity and institutional custody.

The global payments processor has signed a year-long Silver sponsorship with the European Women Payments Network, anchored by a Lithuania community push.

The one-day Riga forum on 15 October will address MiCA licensing, PSD3, agentic payments and Latvia’s emerging role as a European fintech hub.

The UK BNPL platform is rolling out two paid membership tiers and two new credit features as it broadens beyond instalment payments.

The Amman-based group reported total assets of JOD 5.36 billion and a capital adequacy ratio well above regulatory minimums at 23.94%.

Abu Dhabi’s financial regulator has formalised supervisory cooperation with the UAE’s new commercial gaming authority to coordinate oversight across converging sectors.

Abu Dhabi fintech Mal has secured a $230m seed round and UAE central bank approval in principle to launch a licensed Islamic digital bank built

OBOOK says its digital currency cross-border payments platform reached $130m in annualised run-rate volume, though H1 2026 revenue came in at under $4m.