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The Nordic fintech startup ZTLment has bolstered its management structure by adding three experienced business profiles to its board.

Qred, Europe's newest bank and one of Sweden's fastest-growing fintech companies, is now entering the German market with the launch of savings accounts for individuals.

From 30 November 2023, 2 million OCBC Singapore customers will be able to lock funds in their existing OCBC bank accounts using OCBC Money Lock to safeguard against unauthorised transfers. This is a strong defence against malware and phishing scams.

UK-based PaymentSense is entering the Irish market under the Dojo trading name after securing an e-money licence from the country's central bank.

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Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has signed a multi-year agreement with Bankdata, one of the largest fintech companies in Denmark and the Nordic region, to modernize its operations and migrate its capital markets platform to the cloud.

Mazepay, a Danish fintech platform that simplifies long-tail procurement and B2B payments, has appointed retired Mastercard Chief Transformation Officer Kevin Stanton to its board of directors.

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Electronic Money Institution Contis has been fined €840,000 by the Bank of Lithuania over a series of anti-money laundering violations.

Mizuho Financial Group and Singapore-based global carbon marketplace and exchange Climate Impact X (CIX) are partnering to jointly cater to growing demand for international carbon credits among companies in Japan.