A year on from the introduction of the FCA’s Consumer Duty (CD) obligations for financial services firms, as many as two-fifths of customers have not noticed any changes to their treatment, according to research from engagement, data and customer journey platform Moneyhub. With the deadline fast approaching for financial services firms to apply the Consumer Duty to closed products, the research indicates that firms still have work to do to realise the business and consumer benefits of the Consumer Duty. 

BankservAfrica and UnionPay International (UPI) are collaborating to facilitate easier and safer e-commerce transactions for UPI cardholders across Africa's online merchants.

Privado ID, the team behind Polygon ID, is excited to announce the release of Privado ID Release 7, marking a significant milestone in our journey to establish the most widely adopted open-source digital identity software.

Banco Santander and Google have reached an agreement to offer a free artificial intelligence (AI) course for anyone over the age of 18 the world over.

Clear Street, a cloud-native financial technology firm on a mission to modernize the brokerage ecosystem, is pleased to welcome Edward Tilly to the firm as President.

Happy Money, a leading provider of unsecured lending that helps credit unions grow, today announced a strategic partnership with Method, a leading provider of real-time data and payment access for consumer liabilities, to enhance the way members consolidate and pay off high-interest credit card debt. 

Conferma, the leading virtual card provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with digital corporate card issuer, Pliant to expand the use of virtual cards for business travel payments.

Experian today announces Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) as the newest partner of its Support Hub service.

As part of Experian Support Hub, LBG, home of some of the UK’s most well-known banking brands including Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland, will be able to offer their customers the opportunity to share their access and support needs with them in a simple, standardised way.

NALA, a leading UK fintech company, announced today that it has raised $40 million in Series A funding to support its global expansion and enhance the reliability of payments to Africa by developing its payment rails.