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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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The Bank of Lithuania, together with ACAMS Baltics Chapter, Fintech Hub LT and the Association of Lithuanian Banks,…
Lithuanian payment processor Paysera announced that the company has started trading in physical gold, actual bars and coins…
In the first half of 2020, the number of payment transactions and income of electronic money and payment…
EstateGuru, a cross-border marketplace for short-term property backed SME loans, has announced a series of executive appointments in…
Stockholm based Fintech Klarna became the highest-valued private fintech in Europe after raising US$650 million in a funding…
Fintech company Factris has closed a new EUR 50 million secured financing agreement with asset manager NN Investment…
Multiple UN agencies have joined hands with Copenhagen Fintech to bring Nordic fintech startups to Singapore to promote the…
The Bank of Lithuania urges electronic money and payment institutions (EMIs/PIs) to adhere to the established laws and…
Swedish e-scooter rental company Voi is now offering its own Mastercard credit card issued by Advanzia Bank as…
Fintech Farm Helsinki came up with an updated listing of the largest fintech companies in Finland based on…
Latitude59 x EstBAN Pitching Competition’s pre-finals took place last week with over 50 early-stage startups competing for the chance to…
In 2017, Estonia became amongst the first countries in Europe to provide a legal framework for business activities…
The finance industry in Latvia in general, and it’s capital Riga in particular, has been traditionally strong. Financial…
