Tradeshift Go’s Mason Burr writes about why small businesses might want to make the move from plastic to virtual cards.
As the Open Banking ecosystem reunited at Open Banking Expo UK in London yesterday (4 November), discussions centred around partnerships, payments and potential, as Ellie Duncan reports.
The 2021 edition provides insight from across the industry on the state of Open Banking globally, featuring editorials from Deutsche Bank, Mambu, Token, TrueLayer, INNOPAY and Plaid.
Northern Bank Ltd, trading as Danske Bank UK has partnered with the European Open Banking platform, Aiia (recently acquired by Mastercard) to deliver innovative digital solutions to help its more than 20.000 business and corporate customers through its business banking platform, District.
The £5.1 million funding round was led by Silicon Valley venture fund Fin VC, with participation from Barclays Bank, and will help Nimbla meet growing demand for embedded credit risk solutions.
Maria Palmieri joins from Tech Nation, where she was head of government relations, and will help Yapily increase awareness and adoption of open finance across Europe.
The new feature enables customers to have a direct debit or standing order taken from money set aside in any of their ‘savings spaces’.
Open Banking Expo caught up with Bottomline’s General Manager & Director, Payments, Ed Adshead-Grant ahead of Open Banking Expo on 4th November.
Volt CEO Tom Greenwood explains why variable recurring payments are the most significant development in Open Banking to date.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan caught up with Eelco-Jan Boonstra, managing director of EMEA at Mambu, to discuss how banks and fintechs can better communicate the value of Open Banking to end consumers and how the industry stepped up during the pandemic to meet SMEs’ needs.
