Green fintech Sugi has launched a feature enabling users to offset the carbon impact of their investments.

Metro Bank has settled a a legal claim with US software company Arkeyo over allegations that it leaked the company’s coin counting technology to a rival firm.

Ukraine’s central bank says that Revolut does not have a licence to operate in the country despite the London-based fintech’s announcement earlier this month that residents can now open accounts.

Clearstream is to offer clients a choice between digital and tokenized issuance of securities with the launch of a blockchain-based system operating over Google Cloud.

The European Central bank is to run its first thematic stress tests on cyber resilience to determine how well individual banks would respond to and recover from a cyber attack.

Mastercard Move is to enable near-instant payouts to stablecoin wallets via Thunes’ Direct Global Network.

The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a claim against greenwashing by Lloyds Banking Group, banning an advert that burnished the bank’s environmental credentials but failed to mention its ongoing support for fossil fuel polluting industries.

Revolut is the most common recipient of Faster Payments made by crypto investment scam victims at Lloyds Banking Group, which is reporting a surge in get-rich-quick adverts on social media.

Kicking off the 18th edition of EBAday – this time in Madrid, Spain – Wolfgang Ehrmann, chairman, Euro Banking Association, opened the show by gracing the stage and welcoming nearly 1200 practitioners from all corners of the payments and transaction banking ecosystem to discuss the latest trends and share different perspectives.

The EU is contemplating the need to widen scope of cybersecurity regulation to impact Big Tech, banks, and airlines as more companies move to the cloud to drive innovation.

AI coding platform Anthropic has hired Guillaume Princen, the architect behind Stripe’s European operations, as head of Emea, as the firm prepares to hire 100 new staff for a push into Europe.

Artificial intelligence is set to revolutionise the wealth management industry, with nine in 10 investors believing the technology can used effectively for researching financial products and service.