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Axepta BNP Paribas acquires part of Ingenico’s in-store business in Belgium 4 hours ago
Source: BNP Paribas Axepta BNP Paribas Benelux NV/SA, a wholly owned subsidiary of BNP Paribas Fortis, and Worldline have signed an agreement under which Axepta will acquire part of Ingenico’s in-store business in Belgium and Worldline’ business in Luxembourg. The agreement, which is subject to approval by the European Commission and Belgian National Bank, relates only to Ingenico’s merchant acquiring (card payment processing) business and terminals in Belgium and Luxembourg. The agreement covers the contracts and data of around 16,000 merchants, contracts with commercial partners and the transfer of staff members concerned from Ingenico.
Pandemic causes havoc for India s retailers
During the current COVID-19 wave in India, just a few stores are allowed to operate, and only for a few hours per day at that. It makes the crisis worse for many, as customers can t shop for supplies and vendors can t earn enough to sustain their businesses.
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SH Payments appoints Justinas Basalykas as CEO 3 hours ago
Source: SH Payments SH Payments, the tier one banking services provider, has appointed Justinas Basalykas as its new CEO and expanded its leadership team, following a hugely successful first few months of trading. Mr Basalykas joins SH Payments having spent almost 20 years working as a finance professional in Lithuania - previously, he has founded TaxLink Lithuania, and worked at global finance and accounting specialist companies such as Ernst & Young Baltic. His insight into the market working with regional and global MMEs places him perfectly in understanding client needs and providing solutions as a trusted advisor.
Buy now, pay later on the rise in Vietnam 15:22 | 13/05/2021
The trend of Bay Now Pay Later services start to increase in Vietnam
Bankograph, a provider of digital payment solutions, has recently unveiled its Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) solution designed to provide banks in Vietnam with a comprehensive set of new features. The BNPL solution offers ease of use and fast implementation for banks that wish to attract new merchants to bank and empower existing ones to spend more.
According to Alexander Gold, CEO of Bankograph, the BNPL is becoming increasingly popular as e-commerce boomed in Vietnam during the crisis. Vietnamese merchants are eagerly adopting BNPL options. Therefore, Bankograph s latest BNPL solution aims to serve all segments from consumers and merchants.