Start-up of the Week: AI innovations drive Finom’s new services
In 2025, Finom, primarily a banking business, expanded its offerings beyond digital banking services while making considerable efforts in innovation...
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RTP: The future of instant banking
The EU rules will affect foreign banks that have branches in the Eurozone, potentially creating opportunities for RTP expansion beyond the euro...
Illicit crypto volume hit a record USD 40 billion in 2024
Although there are tens of thousands of different cryptocurrencies, most threat actors still demand payment in Bitcoin when a ransomware attack occurs...
Why do you need to be on guard against insurance adjusters? Here are the reasons
Insurance adjusters often use various strategies to get you to say something that they can later use against you...
IF Insights: China’s tech stocks soar as Xi Jinping meets business leaders
While Alibaba has entered into an AI partnership with Apple, its founder Jack Ma, who has kept a low profile over years of crackdowns on China's tech giants, appeared at the symposium with Xi Jinping...
High interest rates: PE’s biggest challenge?
In the United States, private equity firms have created 12 million jobs and contributed 6.5% to the GDP, amounting to $1.4 trillion...
Basic strategies for ‘cost-of-living’ relief: A guide for young professionals
As the cost-of-living becomes a serious issue globally, incumbent governments in major economies, including the Democrats in the US and the Conservatives in the UK, faced significant backlash last year...
Cash ensures resilience in payment systems: Professor Jay Zagorsky
When people spend cash, they are limited to whatever paper money they have immediately on hand...
Saudi Arabia’s money supply reaches USD 783 billion, says Kingdom’s central bank
In October, time and savings deposits made up 33.07% of Saudi Arabia's total money supply, the highest amount in almost 15 years...
Living on pennies: The plight of elderly Cubans
The six-decade American embargo on Cuba, the communist state's ailing central planning, and the island nation's inability to recover from the pandemic are all responsible for the collapse of its economy...