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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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If fintech licensing is a race, then Lithuania is definitely ahead of the pack. According to data gathered…
Nordea is launching Instant Reporting, a new Open Banking solution that enables corporate customers to access their own…
Revolut together with the Bank of Lithuania have announced that the challenger bank received a Specialised Bank License,…
Paytend Technology, a Chinese company developing and selling financial services software, has announced choosing Vilnius, Lithuania, for its…
The Astana Financial Services Authority (“AFSA”) has established a cooperation with Bank of Lithuania. The Agreement provides a…
Last week, Lithuania held the largest financial technologies (fintech) conference in the Baltic States – the Fintech Inn…
For the vast majority of people, public relations, marketing, and communication may be perceived as one single project;…
“We are on the right path to finally make a spurt with the Lithuanian Skype. If startups get…
For the first time in Lithuania starts “Rise Vilnius FinTech Week” which will take place from 22 to…
In the past years, Sweden has witnessed the rapid growth of its fintech ecosystem with 188 fintech companies…
The Bank of Lithuania and the National Bank of Ukraine have agreed to work together to facilitate development…
Temenos , the banking software company known for it core banking solutions has successfully upgraded Baltic International Bank’s private, corporate…
The Baltic states are gaining importance on the international fintech scene partially as a result of commitment of…
