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Deutsche Bank to acquire Numis for GBP 410 mln

News | Payments General | 03 May 2023

Deutsche Bank has reached an agreement on the terms of a recommended all-cash offer for the acquisition of Numis Corporation.

banks, acquisition, transactions , regulation, expansion

The big downsizing – why companies make cuts to survive the fintech winter

Voice of the Industry | Payments General | 05 Oct 2022

After the flourishing period experienced in 2021, fintech companies are now facing difficult times due to sustained inflation and geopolitical conflicts that forced them into adapting a downsizing trend.

fintech, ecommerce, COVID-19, startup, online banking, digital payments, IPO, Unicorn, funding, cryptocurrency

The next game changer in the world of card payments

Voice of the Industry | Cards | 09 Sep 2021

Sergey Butyrskiy, Head of  Payments Consulting at BPC Banking walks us through the modern approach to attracting customers in a card payments ecosystem that seems more innovative than ever

credit card, fintech, embedded finance, financial institutions, lending

Commerzbank suffers USD 3.3 bln Q4 loss amid restructuring and COVID-19

News | Payments General | 11 Feb 2021

Germany-based Commerzbank has declared a USD 3.3 billion loss in the fourth quarter of 2020, as the lender undergoes major restructuring and deals fallout from the pandemic, according to Reuters.

Commerzbank, loss, restructuring, COVID-19, bank, Germany, pandemic, lender, branch closure, mBank

UK lags behind in employee business expenses, research shows

News | Payments General | 20 Jan 2021

Nearly a third of UK businesses expect employees to pay for business purchases leading to greater financial stress and loss of company trust, as research by fintech Pleo shows.

UK, research, payments , business purchases, company card, digital payments

The hidden fraud danger of the 2020 holidays: Focus on accounts

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 18 Dec 2020

Itay Levy, CEO at Identiq, shares his insights regarding the dangers of account-based fraud during the 2020 holiday season

Itay Levy, Identiq, Account fraud, holiday season, online shopping, checkout, risks, account takeover, ATO, merchants, phishing, fraudulent transactions, identity verification, BOPIS

Mergers & acquisitions in the fraud prevention space – the last 12 months overview

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 10 Dec 2020

Simona Negru, content editor at The Paypers, has outlined an overview of the most important mergers and acquisitions in the fraud space and the reasons behind their business strategies

mergers, acquisitions, Simona Negru, The Paypers, fraud prevention, ecommerce, digital transactions, KYC, identity, compliance, financial services, banking, merchants, ATO, online channel, digital onboarding, identity verification, fraud detection, risk management

Europol and law enforcement authorities join forces to uncover money mules

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 03 Dec 2020

Europol together with law enforcement authorities from 26 countries have announced the results of the European Money Mule Action ‘EMMA 6’.

AML, money mules, Europol, fraud prevention, financial crime, money laundering

NEC to acquire Avaloq for USD 2.2 bln

News | Cryptocurrencies | 05 Oct 2020

Japan-based IT company NEC has announced the acquisition of Avaloq, a Switzerland-based large software provider to banks, for USD 2.2 billion, according to Financial Times.

 

NEC, Avaloq, Japan, Switzerland, software provider, acquisition, blockchain, facial recognition, security, privacy

M&Co shuts down 47 stores

News | Ecommerce | 10 Aug 2020

Internet Retailing has reported that 47 M&Co shops are closing with the loss of more than 380 jobs at the high street fashion retailer after its parent company went into a pre-pack administration.

M&Co, stores, jobs loss, ecommerce, retail, online shopping

MoCaFi launches mobile banking platform to address inequalities in communities

News | Online & Mobile Banking | 27 Jul 2020

Mobility Capital Finance (MoCaFi), a US-based fintech, has launched an upgraded mobile banking platform, designed to help address inequalities in communities of colour.

MoCaFi, mobile banking, banking, Mobility Capital Finance, US, fintech, COVID-19, coronavirus, pandemic, VanillaDirect, retail, Allpoint, MoCaFi Mobility Bank Account, MoCaFi Mobility Debit Mastercard, MasterCard, mobile wallet, e-wallet, contactless, payments , Mastercard ID Theft Protection, mobile app, Equifax, TransUnion, partnership

Exclusive interview with Veronica Studsgaard, CEO and Founder of The International Association of Money Transfer Networks

Interviews | Payments General | 07 Jul 2020

Veronica Studsgaard of IAMTN shares insights about the challenges specific to cross-border remittances, how COVID-19 affects migrants and international money transfers, and the future of this industry

Veronica Studsgaard, IAMTN, International Association of Money Transfer Networks, cross-border payments, remittances, COVID-19, migrants, international money transfers, remittance service providers

Is AI the future of fraud prevention?

Voice of the Industry | Expert Opinion | 09 Jul 2019

Artificial intelligence has a bright future ahead, but is it enough to fight fraud? Amador Testa, the CPO of Emailage helps us to grasp the role of AI and the human power in the decisioning process

fraud prevention, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Amador Testa, Emailage

Risk management for merchants – it is not complicated

Interviews | Interviews | 28 Aug 2018

The Paypers has sat down with Edoardo “Edo” Fiorentini, the CEO of Edo4All to find out more about the startup and what tools do merchants need when fighting fraud

Edo4All, BAIB, Edo Fiorentini, risk management, startup, ecommerce, fraud prevention, merchants

Cyber-security awareness low among UK local government employees

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 30 Jul 2015

Almost half of UK local government employees do not know if their current IT security practices would offer suitable protection against the growing threat of cybercrime, a recent report unveils.

cyber-attacks, cyberfraud, web fraud, online security, internet users, cyber-security, UK, online fraud, online crimes