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Zimpler, a leading fintech company born in Sweden, announced today that it will expand its operations to Latin America.

Diebold Nixdorf (NYSE: DBD), a global leader in driving connected commerce for the financial and retail industries, today announced a multi-year services and strategic contract with Alhamrani Universal, Saudi Arabia's largest fintech solutions provider in the self-service banking industry.

Regulatory reporting firm Regnology has acquired Belgian RegTech b.fine.

Intesa Sanapolo has booked a €584 million return from the sale of its 5.1% stake in payments processor Nexi.

Kuwait put seven people to death for murder on Wednesday, the public prosecutions service said, as the first executions since 2017 went ahead despite appeals from a prominent rights group. One Ethiopian woman and one Kuwaiti woman were among those hanged for a range of crimes, along with three Kuwaiti men, a Syrian and a Pakistani, a statement said.

Beam, a one-click checkout solution enabling frictionless payment for Southeast Asia’s e-commerce and social commerce industry, today announced US$2.5m in seed funding led by Surge, Sequoia Capital India and Southeast Asia’s rapid scale-up program, with participation from Partech Partners.

Binance, the leading global blockchain services provider, has announced today that it has received a Financial Services Permission (FSP) from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the international financial centre of the UAE’s capital emirate.

Salt Edge, a global Open Banking pioneer, has announced its expansion to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, aiming to help banks and other financial institutions to bring innovative solutions to the market and contribute to the Kingdom’s efforts toward the digital rise of technologies via Open Banking.

An Oklahoma County man convicted for the 1995 murder of a 3-year-old is scheduled to be executed Thursday on his 63rd birthday.

Kuwaiti authorities hang seven people convicted of murder, including two women, in the first executions in the Persian Gulf country since 2017.