Sibos has reported the host cities for both 2020 and 2021, which will be Boston and Singapore respectively. In 2020, Sibos returns to Boston and will welcome thousands of senior figures from the global financial services and technology communities to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (MCCA), one of North America’s largest venues.

It will provide the perfect platform for four days of high-level networking, discussion and debate as Sibos returns to a city renowned for its financial strength, asset management businesses, and science and technology scene.

Paybis users of the leading digital and cryptocurrency exchange platform can now buy Bitcoin instantly with their credit card. The new function makes Paybis one among the few platforms that offer such an option.

Gresham, the major software and services company that specialises in providing real-time transaction control and enterprise data integrity solutions, has strengthened its business development team with two senior appointments in New York. Jan Dinger joins to lead the North American sales operation and John Burchenal to build and lead a global alliances programme.

Arrowhead Credit Union, with more than 133,000 members, was seeing a lot of growth, and with growth comes the need for improved efficiencies. In order to achieve greater operational efficiency, the West Coast credit union recently installed five of ARCA's CM18T cash recyclers.

fscom today announced the appointment of former Ernst & Young partner, Alex Lee, as Non-Executive Chairman.

PayPal (PYPL) and Visa (NYSE:V) today announced an extension of their U.S. partnership in Asia Pacific that will see them work collaboratively to accelerate the adoption of secure, reliable and convenient digital and mobile payments for consumers and merchants in markets throughout the region.

MahiFX, a leading financial technology provider, are now authorised to provide regulated products and services by the FCA. The firm recognised that authorisation from the UK-based financial regulatory body was important for their European-based clients, in addition to already being authorised and regulated by both the Australian Securities and Investment Commission and the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority. 

Lykke, a Swiss Fintech company building a global blockchain-powered marketplace, announces that its open-source platform and apps can be integrated to existing products to accelerate performance.