News from the IoT World

News from the IoT world

Can banks succeed with their own digital wallets?

The recent decision by Apple to grant third-party developers access to its NFC chip, along with Vipps MobilePay’s historic launch in Norway, has reignited discussions about the potential for banks to launch their own digital wallets. Can banks succeed with their own digital wallets? While the opportunity seems promising, industry experts remain sceptical about the […]

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Are you ready for DORA? Deadline looms…

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is set to reshape the EU financial services landscape, introducing comprehensive security requirements to bolster the sector’s cyber resilience. Are you ready for DORA? Effective from 17 January 2025, DORA’s sweeping regulations will impact not only EU-based financial entities but also any global firms conducting business with them. As

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The evolution and promise of embedded finance

Embedded finance is rapidly transforming the financial services and e-commerce sectors. Once a niche concept, it has now become a cornerstone for businesses looking to enhance customer experiences, increase revenue and improve loyalty. The evolution and promise of embedded finance One such company is Alviere, a platform that enables enterprises to seamlessly integrate financial services

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FDX recognised as standard setting body for US Open Banking

The Financial Data Exchange (FDX) has achieved a significant milestone with its official recognition by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) as a standard-setting body for the US Open Banking ecosystem. Standard setting body for US Open Banking This recognition comes as the CFPB rolls out its new Open Banking regulation, underscoring FDX’s critical role

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The EU’s Instant Payments Regulation compliance deadline hits

The European Union’s Instant Payments Regulation (IPR), which came into force in April 2024, marks a pivotal step in moving the financial landscape across the Single European Payments Area (SEPA) forwards. Instant Payments Regulation compliance deadline By standardising real-time payments, the IPR aims to bolster the digital economy, enhance cross-border transactions and meet the evolving

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APP Fraud in UK – new regulations confirmed

In an unusual about-turn, the UK’s Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) issued a statement confirming the implementation date for the APP fraud (Authorised Push Payments) protections to come into effect, and a new cap for mandated APP fraud reimbursement. The limit being consulted is £85,000, a whopping reduction of £330,00 from the previously touted maximum reimbursement.

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JP Morgan retaliates filing legal action over Viva Wallet investment

In the latest chapter of a contentious partnership, JP Morgan has filed two lawsuits over its investment in Greek fintech Viva Wallet. JP Morgan retaliates over Viva Wallet investment The legal disputes highlight ongoing tensions between the US banking giant and its joint venture partner, Werealize.com (WRL), which holds a controlling 51.49% stake in Viva

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Understanding the valuation process in private stock markets

Valuation of a private company is the process of determining the worth or value of a privately held company. Understanding the valuation process Usually, factors such as growth performance prospects, financial performance, risk factors and industry dynamics are taken into account. In the case of a publicly traded company, determining its market value is done

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