Paylink Solutions and Ecospend are celebrating a win after a successful time at the Credit & Collections Technology awards.

Fintech Paylink Solutions and partners Ecospend were named Open Banking category winners at the Credit Connect UK event, which celebrated the impact of technology in the credit and collections sector.

Atlanta-based global payments technology company Brightwell announced today that its fraud prevention and mitigation solution Arden received the Business Intelligence Group’s BIG Award for Business and was named 2022’s New Product of the Year.

Cohesity has announced at Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent 2022 that it’s seeing exceptional growth and uptake in the adoption of Cohesity Cloud Services. Cohesity Cloud Services, previously called Data Management as a Service, is a portfolio of data management and security software as a service (SaaS) products that are managed by Cohesity and run on AWS. 

Two years of pandemic-induced slowdown and a world economic crisis immediately following it have hit the world of business hard. And yet, it is as thriving as ever, with new payment providers coming on stage practically every day and the demand for new payment methods growing in leaps and bounds.

Integrated International Payroll (iiPay), 

Financial Capital Network (FCN) is excited to announce the launch of fincapnet.com, an emergent platform powered by MSCI Risk Analytics that is poised to transform the alternative investment capital raising process. Built for the investment community, FCN connects alternative investment managers with institutional investors, globally.

Amsterdam-based Fourthline is one of the fastest-growing digital KYC providers and offers KYC-related services that complement the °neo lending and accounts engines.

Integration will enable clients to do a quick and automated watchlist screening on existing customers against PEP and sanction lists. This will detect fraud and de-risk clients’ existing customer portfolio.

Credit unions provide loans, savings, and other financial services to more than 375 million members in 118 different countries. The United States holds the greatest wealth of credit union members worldwide, with assets reaching a sizeable $1.58 trillion. They come in all shapes and sizes, but with fewer resources than banks, the services and technology offered by credit unions must be as cost-effective as possible, driving an even more pronounced shift towards digital service provision. 

The FCA’s enhanced financial promotions regulations that all regulated institutions must comply with begin to take effect this week, and fintech Delio is warning firms that offer their clients access to alternative assets to ensure that their regulatory processes comply with the new rules in order to avoid the risk of unlimited fines or criminal prosecution.

Banks are not enjoying the returns they expected from all that they’ve invested in trying to drive value from data. The problem, to be absolutely clear, is not a lack of data. They’ve got a ton of that, with volumes continuing to rise. What they lack is meaningful insights of the kind that will drive actionable decision-making on the ground and give their businesses new energy and direction in a difficult economic and competitive climate.