Temenos and Vodeno to enable regulated and non-regulated entities to embed financial services into their customer journeys

Temenos (SIX: TEMN), the banking software company, Vodeno, a fully cloud-native BaaS provider and Aion Bank, a European licensed digital bank and credit institution, today announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate Banking as a Service (BaaS) deployment in Europe. 

By Jason Tooley, Vice President EMEA, Dynatrace

• Antony Stephen will join Barclays as the CEO of the bank’s point-of-sale finance business, Barclays Partner Finance, on Monday 4 October
• Antony has over 25 years of experience in payments and financial services, including his most recent role as Head of Amazon Payments Europe
• As CEO, Antony will focus on scaling the point-of-sale finance business in the UK, and providing senior leadership to Barclays Cubed, Barclays’ next-generation commerce platform

• Demonstrates TISAtech’s ability to accelerate the adoption of validated, new technology providers  
• Contengo joined the TISAtech community in December 2020
• Further showcasing TISAtech’s commitment to driving innovation and positive change across the financial services arena

 Andres Garcia-Amaya, CEO of Zoe Financial, was announced as a judge for Morningstar's FinTech of the Year 2021 Competition.

CUSIP Global Services and SIX deliver improved technology capabilities for the ASB

Cybercrime is already a multi-billion-dollar industry with a projected cost expected to reach USD 10.5 trillion annually by 2025.

At the intersection of insurance and capital markets, the alternative risk transfer market enables insurers and reinsurers to pass on their risks to third parties, in innovative ways, using the financial markets.  

Insurers traditionally transfer risk to reinsurance companies, who earn the premiums associated with the risks.  However, the reinsurance sector lacks the capacity to provide solvency relief and liability hedging for immense market needs, which leaves trillions in unfunded liabilities.

Both the adoption and demand for real-time payments has continued to grow at a rapid pace. Unsurprisingly, this has also created a rise in the number of related disputes, highlighting the need for a better way to manage dispute processing for real-time payments.

Salt Edge, a pioneer in open banking, has teamed up with Western Union, a global leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement and payments, to integrate its solution into the latter’s multi-currency bank account pilot in Europe. Backed up by PSD2 compliance, Salt Edge’s solution will enable Western Union to extend the relationship with its customers, and create a new banking experience.