Profile Software, an international financial solutions provider, announced today the launch of its recently enhanced Axia Suite release 2.1 that delivers advanced investment management, compliance and reporting capabilities.

Financial services companies are extending data centres with private and public clouds to keep up with demand, but does a multi-cloud environment introduce too much complexity and risk?

SDK.finance is using Oracle Blockchain Platform to help the company transform the rapidly evolving payments industry.

More than 500,000 customers across Europe and beyond are able to transfer money to bank accounts in 34 European countries, thanks to a new service launched by payments disruptor Paysend.

The new product, which has been added to the firms existing card-to-card Global Transfers, will make cross-border payments in euros as easy as national payments and will result in improved convenience and processing times for European consumers. 

Ant Financial has finally managed to make its mark in a significant European first. The Chinese financial services giant has agreed to buy UK payments group WorldFirst in a deal worth around $700 million, and after WorldFirst was forced into a rapid fire sale of its US assets.

MineralTree, the Accounts Payable and Payment Automation solution provider, has expanded its platform integration to include all major card providers—delivering new value to middle-market businesses by optimizing their entire Accounts Payable process. 

Limitless, the UK-based inventor and provider of a SaaS platform offering AI and crowd sourced customer service solutions, today announces that it has successfully concluded the first phase of a Voice of Customer (VoC) programme with leading credit card provider, NewDay. 

With the world’s largest public transport gathering, Transport Ticketing Global, over for another year and our feet firmly in 2019, it seems apt to reflect on the changing global vision set at this year’s event for the future of public transport. Or perhaps more accurately, its evolution into the world of mobility services. 

Nearly one in five institutional investors (19%) anticipates that digital assets will be regularly traded and invested in by 2021, according to findings from the Global Blockchain Business Council - the leading association for the blockchain ecosystem.  

A further 28% believe this will happen in four or five years’ time, and 21% anticipate it happening between six and ten years’ time.