Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs is teaming up with Silicon Valley startup QC Ware to investigate the use of quantum algorithms in finance.

Today, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Kathleen L. Kraninger made the following statement regarding her Dec. 11 one year anniversary leading the Bureau:

With the world’s smart transportation market predicted to reach USD 149.21 billion by 2023, it’s clear the industry is in a period of great change, with a bright future ahead. To date, however, the evolution of the market and innovation of services has happened in isolation and on a local level, rather than considering what can be achieved and how it can evolve on a global scale. As a result, the transportation market has trailed behind adjacent industries in delivering new services to consumers.

The Board of Guernsey Finance announces the departure of its CEO, Dominic Wheatley after more than five years of service.

Mr Wheatley will leave the promotional agency on the 30 June 2020, having been in the role since December 2014.

Chairman Lyndon Trott said: “The board is grateful to Dominic for his commitment and performance over the last five years. We move forward from a positive base with a strong team and strategy established, and on the back of very positive outcomes during 2019.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced that its MF Info Xchange service, the first offering of its kind to standardize communications for the mutual fund industry, has been enhanced with new efficiencies and capabilities, including integrating the offering with other DTCC mutual fund services.

Currencies Direct, the leading international payments provider, has appointed Pedro Batista as Chief Payments Officer.

The newly created role will see Batista lead the organisation’s payments strategy – managing extensive banking relationships and the delivery of innovative payment solutions to enhance Currencies Direct’s product range and deliver a cutting-edge service to its clients.

Technology is advancing at a rapid pace. This not only favors the development of new products that facilitate users’ lives, but also becomes a new attack vector for attackers, who see fresh opportunities to obtain economic gain.

This is why companies invest part of their profits in the application of security measures to reduce attacks and provide their customers with greater security.

5 ways that digital technology can help small businesses

Technology is growing fast and ever-changing. Processes are becoming more efficient and many companies are reaping the rewards through increased efficiency and better system monitoring. It is not just large businesses that can benefit. Here are 5 ways in which digital technology can help small businesses.

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Financial IT speaks with Patrik Hug, Chief Sales Officer of Unblu at MoneyLIVE