Micro Focus today announced a critical milestone in a years-long effort to create and deliver solutions that help organisations transform their business in accordance with rapidly evolving IT requirements.

FIME has strengthened its transport offering to deliver end-to-end support for smart ticketing projects.

Rewards Network, a leading fintech company providing marketing, loyalty rewards programs, and capital for the restaurant industry, has recently announced a new addition to its executive team. 

Systemorph, one of the leaders in solutions revolutionizing data management for insurance companies and banks, today announced its IFRS 17 Reporting Solution was selected by Zurich Insurance Company Ltd. (Zurich) for achieving compliance with the new international reporting standard in a number of its local Life businesses.

DriveWealth, LLC, a leader in global digital trading technology, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Stake, the first non-U.S. company to offer commission-free trading in U.S. stocks, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) and American Depositary Receipts (ADRs). The DriveWealth platform is fueling the new offering, giving South American users their first zero-commission digital access to the U.S. equity markets, beginning in Brazil in early March. 

Monzo’s new collaboration with Flux is a great example of proactively using open banking to give customers new value from their banking applications. This approach to integrations with third party fintechs shows that open banking is working to increase innovation and competition, to the benefit of consumers.

WeInvest, a Singapore-based WealthTech firm, announced today its entry into North Asia with the appointment of Thomas Tse as Head of Sales.

SOHO Coffee Co., the independent artisan coffee chain, has partnered with Yoyo, Europe’s fastest growing mobile payment and loyalty marketing platform, to build and power a new payments and loyalty app experience for its customers.

It’s the eleventh year of Data Privacy Day, and notably the first since GDPR came into effect. Despite legislation that requires financial institutions to be more secure and transparent with their data, 2018 saw far too many data breaches in the sector. The majority of the attacks making headlines affected businesses or services that many of us use every day. 2019 should be the year where financial companies win back and build consumers’ trust.