There are a growing number of eco-minded customers being drawn to fintech services, as it is easier to measure the green credentials of newer players than those operating in traditional finance. This is according to virtual payment card provider Lanistar.

BMLL, the leading, independent provider of harmonised, historical Level 3 data and analytics across global equity and futures markets, today announced the expansion of their equities and ETF data coverage to include Asia Exchanges. 

For every £1 they spend, TrustATrader American Express Cardmembers will receive 1 Membership Rewards® point which can be redeemed against their TrustATrader membership and turned into all kinds of rewards for their business from some of the world’s best-known brands.

Agent IQ, a provider of digital customer engagement solutions specializing in making financial services more personal again, announced today that their 

The Lending Standards Board (LSB) formally welcomes its new Chair, Ken Scott, who took up his role with effect from 1 April 2023. Mr Scott’s extensive experience will support the LSB’s mission of working to ensure fair outcomes for financial services customers.

Leading payments technology company, Cellulant aims to change how businesses make payments and get paid in Africa by introducing online and offline payment solutions.

The payments market in Africa is experiencing rapid growth, mainly due to advancements in peer-to-peer (P2P) and consumer-to-business (C2B) payment solutions. However, the fragmentation of payment processing continues to pose a significant challenge for businesses seeking to establish a presence in Africa.

Neo Financial (Neo) is announcing the launch of the Neo Money™ card, expanding on the benefits of the high-interest Neo Money™ account with credit-like rewards when you spend.

475 new highly-trained financial crime investigators are being introduced to boost the UK’s response to economic crime, being deployed across enforcement, intelligence and asset recovery at key agencies.

The increased headcount, set out as part of the UK Government’s Economic Crime Plan 2, aims to recover an extra £1 billion in criminal assets over the next decade, with the detection and disruption of money laundering at the forefront of efforts.