Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, The Reshaping of Industries Caused by COVID-19, encompasses nine key trends that will emerge from industries reshaping as a response to COVID-19. With the pandemic’s negative impact on the global economy, immediate action is critical. Technology leaders must assess the emerging opportunities resulting from COVID-19 and provide technological innovations to build company, society, and consumer resilience.

Cohesity announces Cohesity SiteContinuity, an automated disaster recovery solution that is integrated with the company’s backup and continuous data protection capabilities – making it the only web-scale, converged solution to protect applications across tiers, service levels, and locations on a single platform. Cohesity is making this announcement as organizations are concerned about losing data to ransomware attacks, natural disasters, or human error.

Rimilia, the leading SaaS-based fintech company, today announced the results of its two year partnership with Aston University to boost artificial intelligence (AI) expertise among Rimilia’s employees and enhance its intelligent financial management solution.

Nexi, the leading Italian PayTech in digital payments, signs a partnership with Ebury, one of the world's leading Fintech companies providing global transaction banking services to businesses.

According to the agreement, Ebury, founded in 2009 and with offices in 20 countries including Italy, joins Nexi Open. Nexi's partner banks will be able to offer their clients the full suite of Ebury services, including international cash management, FX risk management and import/export lending.

SteelEye, the compliance technology and data analytics firm, has been selected by the world-class investment manager, Schroders. 

The FTSE100 listed global investment manager with over £500bn assets under management deployed SteelEye in July 2020.  

National Australia Bank (NAB) is partnering with Pollinate to transform their merchant acquiring offering for small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) across Australia.

NYMBUS®, a leading provider of banking technology solutions, announced the Board of Directors has appointed Jeffery Kendall to serve as the company’s Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2020. Kendall succeeds the company’s founder, Scott Killoh, who will continue to serve as Executive Chairman of the Board and trusted advisor to the management team.

The global impact of COVID-19 has been nothing short of immense. Of course, this has been felt in a very personal sense, with over 900,000 deaths attributed to COVID-19 so far. The business world has also been hit hard in many countries. From aviation to travel and retail, many industries have faced an uphill battle to keep going during the pandemic. With lockdowns around the globe gradually easing, many businesses are now struggling to return to normal.

American Express (NYSE: AXP) today announced the launch of the new Amazon Business American Express® Card and the Amazon Business Prime American Express® Card for small businesses in the UK. The Cards offer a host of rich rewards and payment flexibility designed to help businesses better manage their cash flow and gain greater insight into their spending. 

As announced earlier, Ian Smith has been appointed Nordea’s new Group CFO, heading Group Finance. He will be a member of the Group Leadership Team and report to President and Group CEO Frank Vang-Jensen. It is now confirmed that Ian Smith will join Nordea in October 2020 and take on the position on 24 October 2020.