The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed the Personal Financial Data Rights rule to accelerate open banking in the U.S., providing consumers more control
Airwallex, a multinational financial technology company specializing in cross-border payments, treasury, spend management and embedded finance, has agreed to acquire MexPago, a Mexico-based payment service
Prove Identity, the identity verification firm that enables businesses to provide frictionless digital consumer experiences without compromising security through its advanced identity verification and authentication
J.P. Morgan Payments has selected Trulioo, a leading global identity verification platform, to enhance its payment services by providing identity verification and fraud prevention capabilities.
Fiserv, the global payments processor and fintech giant that offers mobile banking systems, account processing systems, and electronic payments products and services to merchants and
Rokt, an e-commerce technology company providing machine learning-based messaging to drive incremental transactional value at the time a purchaser is most likely to convert, announced
CoreChain Technologies, the distributed ledger technology company who boasts the first B2B digital payments network built on enterprise blockchain, announced it has entered into a multi-year
Both the Fed and CFPB came in hot this week with announcements that will have direct bearing on the payments and banking sector. On the
Private equity, especially buy-out shops, found themselves on the receiving end of unfavorable headlines this week. One of which came from the WSJ on Wednesday