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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 MoreIn 2023, Lithuania fintech startups secured a mere EUR 7.2 million in venture capital (VC) funding, a figure…
Over the past years, Lithuania has emerged as a significant player in the European fintech sector, an industry…
Tuum, a Tallinn and London based core banking provider, announced that it has raised EUR25m, in a series…
TransferGo, a global fintech creating a fairer world for millions of hard-working migrants, announced the addition of three…
Over the years, the Nordic and Baltic regions have emerged as vibrant hubs for fintech innovation, fueled and…
Latvia is set to host the first “Fintech Board Members Academy” at the end of this month. This…
With the world becoming increasingly digital each year, the role of fintech companies providing nextgen financial services has…
The Council of Latvijas Banka has approved an initiative that will enable non-bank payment service providers – payment…
Lithuania’s new 2023-2028 fintech strategy is putting a focus on attracting fintech leaders and supporting the qualitative development…
Shufti Pro, an identity verification service provider announced its strategic partnership with Lithuanian based AMLYZE, a RegTech company…
In Sweden, fintech companies are finding it more difficult to secure funding, noting that investors have adopted a…
iDenfy, a global RegTech startup offering automated identity verification and fraud prevention tools, announced a partnership with NomadRem,…
October marks the one-year anniversary, since the Latvian airline airBaltic launched its loyalty programme – a collection of…



















