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The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Lithuania’s SME Finance have signed a guarantee agreement under the InvestEU programme to facilitate more than €40 million in new financing in the form of loans, leases and factoring for micro and small enterprises and small mid-caps in the Baltics, Finland and the Netherlands.

A year-long research project by the Reserve Bank of Australia has uncovered a number of legal, regulatory, technical and operational issues that could stymie the introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC)

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Italian anarchists Ferdinando Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were executed on this day in 1927.

In a win for the Australian financial advice industry, Sydney-based financial software company Moneysoft has turned on open banking data feeds for its industry-leading client engagement software that is used by more than 250 financial advisers, mortgage brokers and money coaches across Australia.

How can banks leverage the benefits of multiple cloud providers to create an efficient, scalable, and flexible shared cloud platform without losing out on costs? What strategies should banks be employing to transition to the cloud?

This is an excerpt from The Future of Fintech in the Middle East 2023 report. Alongside Dubai and Ba...

Tap to Pay on iPhone is now available for SumUp customers in the UK and Netherlands.

Account-to-account (A2A) payments provider, EchoPay, and open banking payment infrastructure leader, Token.io, have today announced their partnership to bring A2A payments to wholesale merchants across the United Kingdom.

Anglo-Turkish fintech Colendi has secured regulatory approval to launch Turkey’s first digital deposit bank.