Nordic Capital Appoints Mohit Agnihotri As Partner
Nordic Capital Advisors has announced the appointment of Mohit Agnihotri as a Partner. Mohit has two decades of investment banking experience.
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Nordic Capital Advisors has announced the appointment of Mohit Agnihotri as a Partner. Mohit has two decades of investment banking experience.
A review of the key regulatory issues in the technology, media and telecommunications sector in Luxembourg, including regulated activities and regulatory enforcement.
Home » Computer & Software » Mobile Payment Technologies Market Highlights, Key Findings, Major Companies Analysis and Forecast to 2027 Mobile Payment Technologies Market Highlights, Key Findings, Major Companies Analysis and Forecast to 2027 Posted by PublisherComputer & Software Friday, 7. May 2021 Overview The Mobile Payment Technologies Market is anticipated to grow by US$87-88 billion by 2023 rapidly growing at a CAGR of 16-17% during the forecast period 2018 to 2023. The global mobile payment technologies market is driven by increasing adoption rate of smartphones and internet on mob...
Fides Names Simon Kaufmann Chief Revenue Officer, Hires Daniel Balogh as Head of Client Relations Share Article Multibank connectivity leader adds roles, realigns teams to optimize client experiences “Fides is known for its outstanding client services as well as its products. I am excited to have the opportunity to contribute to the company’s growth.” — Daniel Balogh, Head of Client Relations, Fides Treasury Services ZURICH (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 Fides Treasury Services Ltd., the global leader in multibank connectivity a...
Submitted 01/02/2021 - 9:23am Luxembourg’s economic stability and the expertise available in its specialised eco-system continues to attract global financial firms, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, with 82 new entities being licensed to operate by the country’s two financial regulators during 2020. The Grand Duchy saw licences granted to five new banks, 11 new Management Companies, four new investment firms, four reinsurers and others such as support PFS and specialised PFS institutions, payment institutions and e-money institutions. Luxembourg continues to be particularly attractive for alt...