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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank to help lead 'Open Banking' revolution for UAE

Adib to help lead 'open banking' revolution for the UAE

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (Adib), a leading Islamic financial institution, has launched its first Application Programming Interface (API) developer portal, allowing fintech developers to use Adib APIs.

Global Open Banking Market and Trends Report 2021

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Global Open Banking Market and Trends 2021" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. "Global Open Banking Market and...

Global Open Banking Market and Trends Report 2021

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Global Open Banking Market and Trends 2021" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. "Global Open Banking Market and...

Finastra, Salt Edge partner for personalised banking

Finastra and Salt Edge collaborate to provide a more personalized banking experience

Combined offering provides instant PSD2 and global Open Banking compliance for an open, secure and personalized banking experience LONDON, Aug. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Finastra today announced

Salt Edge software arrives on Finastra Fusion store

Finastra today announced its collaboration with Salt Edge to improve the speed of compliance with the Payments Service Directive 2 (PSD2) and other global Open Banking standards, for banks and Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) worldwide.

Finastra and Salt Edge collaborate to provide a more personalized banking experience

How LUXHUB and SIX aim to transform financial services

How LUXHUB and SIX aim to transform financial services

indian IT: 10 bold actions that can help Indian IT beat gathering Covid gloom

Synopsis India survived the first wave reasonably better than most other nations, and the IT/ ITeS industry, in particular, responded remarkably well. However, the turn of the year brought bad news, causing a much higher and rather immeasurable loss of productivity. The storm still rages. ThinkStock Photos The events currently unfolding in India do not impact Indians alone, but have a seismic impact on the rest of the world. Words like ‘disaster’, ‘tragedy’, and ‘pandemic’ do no justice to the pathos currently enveloping the world’s largest democracy. As the infrastructure crumbled, piece by piece, from testing to hospital beds; from medicines to oxygen; from cemetery space to (now) vaccines, Indians (including many global citizens) rallied to save their near and dear ones. However, even as the English language fails to adequately capture the situation that has been unraveling in India, we take inspiration from the lyrics of Gloria Gaynor’s 1978 classic – ‘We will survive’ and …. will emerge stronger.