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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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London-based investing app Lightyear has launched business accounts in Estonia to enable freelancers and small business owners to…
Lithuanian payment processor Paysera has partnered with payments infrastructure platform Airwallex to enable its clients to send money…
The Estonian Financial Supervisory Authority or Finantsinspektsioon has granted TINV Europe, a part of the Wise group which…
UK-based cross-border payments platform ArcaPay has entered the Latvian market to provide SMEs with trading partners outside the…
The FinTech industry in Latvia has enormous opportunities lying ahead – this was one of the insights at…
Striga, formerly known as Lastbit, is the first company to be awarded a virtual asset service provider (VASP)…
The central bank of Latvia’s semi-annual “Payment Radar” report found that the ratio of non-cash and cash payments…
Lithuanian financing platform SME Finance has opened for business in Finland to provide loans to smaller businesses, including…
The Nordic-Baltic eID Project (NOBID) is leading a consortium of six countries—Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Latvia and Norway—to…
15 fintech companies – five from the Baltic region and 10 from the Nordic region – were selected…
Fairown, an Estonian fintech company that offers products-as-a-service to banks, brands, and retailers, is expanding its offerings in…
Latvian flag carrier airBaltic has concluded the issuance of a non-fungible token (NFT) collection with 14 tokens issued…
Financial planning platform Tresio has partnered with freemium open banking provider Nordigen to further enhance their financial tool…
