Abrdn, a global investment company and asset manager, has chosen Kneip as their fund data dissemination partner to ensure the highest level of data quality and consistency

Luxembourg/Edinburgh, 25 October 2022. Abrdn is a global asset manager that provides investment products and solutions to clients across the world. The breadth of its investment capabilities is extensive and among the most innovative within the market.

A month after reaching unicorn status, Satispay, the everyday mobile payment solution, unveils its plan to open a new headquarters in Milan to support its expansion in Italy and Europe.

AlgoTrader has officially changed its name to Wyden. By following a focused and simplified single-brand approach across all markets and solutions, the company enhances its customer and brand experience for its global institutional clients.

Worldline, a global leader in payment services, today announces the closing of the acquisition of a 55% stake in SoftPos.eu, a Warsaw-based fintech that converts Android devices into secure payment terminals. This acquisition fully embeds Worldline’s objective to provide payment solutions that are adapted to all forms of commerce and serve the business ambitions of its clients. Based on SoftPos.eu, Worldline is launching a new product internationally: Worldline Tap on Mobile.

In a strategic technology partnership, Neem, an embedded finance platform built by fintech entrepreneurs and launched in Pakistan, is joining hands with a global technology house BPC to develop its embedded finance technology stack. Neem is the first fintech enabled by BPC in Pakistan.  

Juni, the financial platform built for e-commerce, has today announced that it has secured its Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence from Swedish regulator Finansinspektionen. The EMI licence is a first step to enable Juni to issue e-money in Sweden and in time, across Europe.

Currencycloud, the experts in simplifying business in a multi-currency world, has been chosen by Tonga Development Bank (TDB) as a partner to help open up frictionless commerce and extend the reach across Oceania and beyond for Tonga’s small-medium businesses (SMBs).

Banks remain the biggest business lenders, issuing over 90 per cent of Small to Medium Enterprise (‘SME’) loans in the past year, however, recent banking decisions have forced businesses to look for funding options away from traditional bank lenders. Many are now exploring the FinTech sector to improve their cash flow and fund business growth.

Refinitiv, an LSEG business, today announced the introduction of a secure, personalized, and frictionless global digital onboarding solution to help businesses streamline their approach to onboarding customers.