Standard Bank picks Volante for Africa-wide payments overhaul
African giant Standard Bank is moving its payments infrastructure to Volante’s cloud Payments-as-a-Service (PaaS), accelerating ISO 20022 adoption on the continent.
African giant Standard Bank is moving its payments infrastructure to Volante’s cloud Payments-as-a-Service (PaaS), accelerating ISO 20022 adoption on the continent.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) outlined a 12-point strategy today to boost Hong Kong’s virtual asset (VA) market.
Fintech growth quango, the Centre for Finance, Innovation and Technology (CFIT), has appointed the FCA’s former head of innovation Anna Wallace as CEO.
According to a new AM Best report, publicly traded U.S life/annuity insurance companies saw a strong recovery in 2021, with a $35 billion increase in revenue to $297.5 billion.
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Global insurer and reinsurer Chubb has made a number of appointments for its newly acquired Asian businesses.
Crescent Specialty, an MGA and Wholesale Brokerage firm, has announced that it is now a Lloyd’s of London Coverholder.
The privately insured loss from Hurricane Melissa damages to residential, commercial, and industrial properties in Jamaica and Cuba is expected to hit $2.4 billion, based on Karen Clark & Company’s (KCC) high-resolution Caribbean Hurricane Model.
A new note from Cameron Cupido, CEO of Reinsurance Solutions Intermediary Services, says that there is a huge gap in the market for insurers to bring in political violence and terrorism (PVT) cover.
Compre, the international specialist legacy group, has raised $200 million equivalent of subordinated Tier 2 debt in two tranches from a group of institutional investors, which it plans to use to support its growth ambitions.
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Once again, the U.S. led the way in the first half of 2022 with the highest level of weather-related losses, which, globally, reached $65 billion in the period, of which slightly more than 50% were covered by re/insurance, according to Munich Re.