Broadridge has appointed Stephan Müller as Managing Director for Germany. Based in Frankfurt, Müller will join Broadridge’s International Leadership Team and will be responsible for leading and growing Broadridge’s overall business in Germany, across all solution lines in its Global Technology and Operations portfolio and its Investor Communication Solutions, as well as managing Broadridge’s Payments-as-a-Service (PaaS) business and financial messaging services.
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Douugh Ltd, the banking ‘super app’ on a mission to help customers manage and grow their money, today announced it has entered into a $20 million equity placement facility agreement with Long State Investments Limited.
Based in New York City, Long State has significant experience in investing in disruptive early-stage public companies in high growth-oriented sectors, including fintechs.
- Bank envisions application of quantum capabilities for priorities such as pricing and portfolio optimization, sustainability, risk and fraud
- Expands internal talent with quantum specialists
The firm taps industry expert James Rubinstein signaling strategic focus on growing its algo and service offering
Liquidnet, a leading agency broker, today announced the appointment of James Rubinstein as Head of Execution and Quantitative Services (EQS), Americas.
Nordics Online Marketplace Payments Provider
Upgrades Transaction Monitoring System
Ping Payments, the Nordics premier payments services provider for modern e-commerce and online transactions, has chosen Sentinels, Europe’s leading intelligent transaction monitoring and client risk management platform, to reinforce its anti-money laundering (AML) controls.
116 cyber incident reports received by the Financial Conduct Authority in 2021, a fifth involving ransomware
KPMG’s payments modernization experience along with Volante’s cloud native B2B payments solutions will help banks prepare for ISO 20022 and real-time payments as part of a broader strategic alliance
As the successful vaccination and booster rollout continues in the UK and with restrictions subsiding, you would be forgiven for thinking that the UK has returned to some semblance of normality.
· UK SMEs grew ecommerce revenues by more than a quarter in 2021, 70% expect the same level of growth over the next three years, 30% anticipate higher growth
· Six in ten UK ecommerce SMEs only sell domestically today, but nearly nine in ten say growing revenue internationally is a very important/important strategic priority
· British SMEs trail their European counterparts on integrating sophisticated capabilities into their ecommerce offerings