Marqeta has launched a new recycled card initiative to offset its plastic footprint.

Temenos has launched a GenAI co-pilot for its retail banking core product, enabling banks to test and launch new products faster.

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

Atlanta-based TTV Capital, an early-stage fintech venture capital firm, has closed its sixth fund at $250 million, the largest since the firm was founded over two decades ago.

UK-based PaymentSense is entering the Irish market under the Dojo trading name after securing an e-money licence from the country’s central bank.

FNZ is to expand the accessibility of wealth management services in the South African market with the acquisition of third party administrator Silica.

The Justice Department has charged two individuals and accepted the guilty plea of a third for orchestrating a massive $1.89 billion cryptocurrency fraud scheme.

Deutsche Bank has become the latest investment bank to announce its push into the crypto custody market.

A former Amazon Alexa scientist has raised $6.5 million for a startup vowing to bring foundational AI to the global investment community.

In the lead up to Sibos 2022, Finextra spoke to Dan Globerson, head of Bank of APIs at NatWest, to explore how he is leading the bank’s regulatory commitments in the UK and Europe, driving a culture of API enablement, and collaborating across the industry by establishing standards.

Y Combinator startup Cumbuca has launched as the first proxy for Brazil’s regulated payments ecosystem, offering international firms the opportunity to use its license to enter the lucrative market.

IBM has launched a platform for financial institutions, governments, and corporations to securely manage and scale their digital asset operations.

Sustainable investment app Clim8 has closed its latests crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, hitting £2.85 million from 1800 investors.

US Bank has unveiled a spend management platform to help businesses monitor, track, and control their card-based spending.

Swedish buy now pay later (BNPL) platform Klarna prepares for its New York listing, despite reporting a net loss in Q2.