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Medius, a leading provider of AP Automation and spend management solutions, today announced that its Medius Procurement SuiteApp has achieved the ‘Built for NetSuite’ status.
Praxent, a fintech product agency with more than two decades of experience, today shared trends expected to most significantly impact the financial services industry next year. These trends include:
In 2023, fintechs need to prioritise providing merchants with sophisticated fraud detection and prevention capabilities to effectively secure the growing marketplace economy. The architecture of marketplaces creates a two-sided fraud risk for any given transaction. This can damage a marketplace’s reputation on both sides of the equation, making buyers less trusting and driving away top sellers.
The business travel industry has embraced virtual payments over recent years, which see hotel bills settled using virtual cards, with payment made directly from the employer’s bank. The approach removes the need for employees to pay with their own method before reclaiming through an expense report, drastically simplifying back-office finance administration and providing companies with the ability to better control travel spend.
Crypto acceptance
While 2022 was a tumultuous year for cryptocurrency according to the big headlines, blockchain innovation continues. For example, we’re seeing the development of Cross-Chain Bridges so different blockchains can communicate with each other—so smart contracts can read and write data to and from other blockchains.
iDenfy, AI-powered ID verification, fraud prevention and compliance startup, announced partnering with UpStack, premium staffing solution for fast-growing companies. iDenfy’s AI-driven biometric ID verification will enhance the safety of UpStack while helping onboard applicants more efficiently.
Eventus, a leading global provider of multi-asset class trade surveillance and market risk solutions, and Fennel Financials LLC, which just launched an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)-focused platform offering retail investors access to tools to better engage with companies, today announced that Fennel has chosen to deploy the Eventus Validus platform for all of its trade surveillance activities.
The internet of things (IoT) is set to change the working lives of huge numbers of finance professionals.
Based on edge computing infrastructure and 5G or high-speed fibre connectivity, the IoT makes it possible for almost any organisation to benefit from AI (Artificial Intelligence) and machine learning (ML) applications processing masses of data. These will supply a stream of real-time data insights that will transform everything from asset utilisation and inventory management to financial reporting.
From pandemics to politics, we live in extraordinary times. Focusing on technology, we find that in less than two decades our collective experience of digital interactions has transformed beyond recognition, fuelled almost exclusively by smartphones.