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How much control does a bank really have over the AI it uses? Let’s picture a relationship manager reviewing a credit memo drafted by an agent. Before relying on it, the banker first needs to…
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View MoreThe University of Latvia’s BA School of Business and Finance has shifted its focus to financial technologies, digital…
Finsei doesn’t look like a typical London fintech from the outside. The regulatory home is a small office…
Aspora, a global fintech serving the Indian diaspora, is establishing its European Union base in Vilnius. The move…
Relative to its population size, Estonia is producing more startup companies valued at US$1 billion or more than…
Kriptomat has transitioned to the next phase of its platform wind-down plan. According to Računalniške novice, the cryptocurrency…
Estonia is proposing a framework to issue official digital IDs to AI agents. These IDs would allow AI…
AI is rapidly transforming customer service in banking, but not in the way many institutions initially expected. For…
Lithuanian fintech startups are emerging as prime acquisition targets for major international industry players. According to Deimantė Žemgulytė,…
Estonia is leading a pioneering effort to train students to use artificial intelligence (AI), with approximately half of…
Lithuania’s fintech industry is contracting significantly this year, reaching a five-year low, according to new data released by…
Estonia’s Digital Agenda 2030, adopted in 2021, details the country’s action plan to develop the domestic economy, state,…
Lithuania’s fintech ecosystem is transitioning into a more mature stage of growth. According to new research by Invest…
Discussions about the future of banking often revolve around digital channels, cloud migration and mobile apps. At Mobile…


















