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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 Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas) has issued a strong call for virtual currency exchange operators and depository…
The European Central Bank (ECB) has released its third progress report on the preparation phase of a digital…
Axiology, a fintech company based in Lithuania, has received authorisation under the European Union’s DLT Pilot Regime to…
Estonia-based fintech company Wallester has appointed Indrek Tibar as its new Head of Anti Money Laundering (AML), effective…
The Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas) has approved a package of legislative amendments initiated by the Ministry of Economy and…
Robinhood has established its first European hub in Lithuania. The company obtained both a Category A financial brokerage…
Tuum, an Estonia-based next-generation core banking platform, has entered into a strategic partnership with maib, Moldova’s largest bank,…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly advancing industry in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, with…
Paynt, a Lithuania-based payment technology company, has announced the acquisition of Canadian firm E-xact Transactions, marking a significant…
Latvia is steadily becoming an attractive hub for cryptocurrency and blockchain firms, fueled by increasing interest from international…
myTU, a a Lithuania-based digital bank, has introduced support for Apple Pay, providing a more secure and private…
Axiology, a Lithuania-based company developing distributed ledger technology (DLT) infrastructure for regulated tokenised securities under the EU DLT…
In today’s digital environment, relying on the basic building blocks of technology is no longer enough. Still, it’s…



















