A war of words has broken out between banks and big tech firms over who should be primarily responsible for reimbursing victims of fraud.

Lloyds Banking Group has reportedly signed a £120 million deal to acquire UK digital wallet provider Curve.

Citi is to host a series of fintech meetups in its latest attempt to engage with thriving local developer ecosystems.

Plata, a startup based in Mexico and founded by three former Tinkoff executives has completed a $250m fund raise.

State Street is to add tokenization and digital custody services to its digital assets business through a deal with infrastructure provider Taurus.

More than a million calls have been made to an anti-scam service that gives people a memorable number to contact if they suspect they may be dealing with a fraudster.

Pimco, Man Group, IHS Markit, State Street, Microsoft and McKinsey have joined forces to create a new technology company for the asset management industry.

Monnai, a provider of consumer insights infrastructure for financial institutions, has raised $6.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Tiger Global.

UK startups and scaleups are being urged to address an absence of AI skills within their boardrooms, according to a recently published report

According to research from the Green Finance Institute, damage to the natural environment could cause a 12% loss to UK GDP in the future.

EBAday, the annual event for payments and transaction banking executives, will return on 20th to 21st June 2023 at The IFEMA in Madrid, Spain.

Persona, the verified identify platform used by a host of fintechs, has raised $200 million at a $2 billion valuation.

Kenyan startup Zanifu has raised $11.2 million in debt-equity funding for its platform providing micro, small and medium-sized businesses with inventory financing.

The Bank of England and the BIS Innovation Hub have developed a system that gives supervisors near real time data about stablecoins’ liabilities and their reserve assets.

Amplify, a fintech startup that makes donations to user-defined climate causes as a reward for buying from a network of sustainable brands, has launched in Ireland and the UK.