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  • Too much regulation on bitcoin and cryptocurrency could scare away future tech innovators

    December 9, 2019

    Back in October, the FCA closed its consultation on banning the sale of cryptocurrency derivatives to retail investors. A consultation that I hope will start a collaborative discussion, bringing crypto and its regulatory framework up to speed with the rapid growth of the industry. Thankfully, the FCA’s approach so far has been inclusive and forward-thinking. [...]

  • London’s fintechs are magnets for venture capital investment

    December 9, 2019

    The outcome of Thursday’s election will be of significant interest to our partners on the other side of the Atlantic. I am confident, however, that both our US and Mexican partners will recognise the huge, long-term opportunities for closer collaboration as technology opens up a new chapter in our trading relationship. The rapidly increasing digitisation [...]

  • RBS under fire over fake reviews for new app

    December 8, 2019

    Natwest-owned Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has come under fire for writing fake reviews of its new online banking app Bó. Eagle-eyed users noted that a string of five-star reviews, some of which were published months before Bó’s 27 November launch, praised the app for features including design and notifications system. Read more: RBS launches [...]

  • Equiniti shares slump as earnings set for bottom end of guidance

    November 19, 2019

    Equiniti, the British-based financial services business, saw it shares fall over 10 per cent this morning after it announced that its full year earnings would be towards the lower end of market expectations. Read more: FTSE 100 rallies on trader optimism over US China deal In a trading update, the company said earnings for the [...]

  • Softbank-backed fintech Oneconnect chooses New York over Hong Kong for IPO

    November 14, 2019

    Oneconnect, the fintech arm of Chinese financial conglomerate Ping An, has chosen New York over Hong Kong for the launch of its initial public offering (IPO). The company, which is backed by Softbank, filed a prospectus for an IPO on Wednesday and plans to list its shares on NASDAQ. Read more: Alibaba poised to launch [...]

  • Revolut’s information security chief has left the firm after just two months in the job

    November 6, 2019

    Revolut’s chief information security officer (CISO) Dinis Cruz has quit less than two months after he joined the firm. Cruz announced last week that he will leave the challenger bank this month, in a move described as being “by mutual agreement”. Read more: Martin Gilbert to step down from Stand Life and join Revolut He said [...]

  • How can online-only banks win over cautious consumers?

    September 27, 2019

    The direction of travel for banking is clear – we’re moving away from highstreets and onto smartphones. But tech should not outpace consumer confidence, and lessons on how to do that can be drawn from the payments industry. This week Which? reported that a third of UK bank branches have closed in the last five [...]

  • Wealth manager Moneyfarm raises £36m in funding round led by Poste Italiane

    September 26, 2019

    Digital wealth manager Moneyfarm has raised £36m in a series C funding round led by Poste Italiane, and has launched a strategic partnership with the Italian postal and financial services firm. The partnership will integrate Moneyfarm’s services with Poste Italiane’s digital platform. The Italian company currently manages over €514 billion across its financial and insurance [...]

  • UK fintech Gocardless to launch in the US

    September 18, 2019

    London-based fintech firm Gocardless will launch in the US today, hoping to shake up recurring payments systems in the world’s largest market. Gocardless has announced a new solution on its platform to support debit payments on the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network, designed to make it simpler for merchants to automatically take payments from customers. [...]

  • Service unavailable: Don’t let an outage break trust in your business

    September 11, 2019

    Across the tech industry, there is a crisis of trust that is centred around how companies handle data – from network provider Cloudfare’s outage in July that saw a vast number of websites around the globe go down, to the big four tech firms facing antitrust hearings in the US.  Recent research by Veeam highlights that [...]

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