Veille FinTech (1 mars 2015)
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Goldman and SocGen to Plough Into Marketplace Lending Sector?
« According to a report published on the front page of the FT this morning, Société Générale and Goldman Sachs are among several prominent banks that are formulating a plan to back Aztec Money. «
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Le paiement mobile de Zapper disponible en Suisse via les caisses enregistreuses iPad de iKentoo
« Spécialisée dans les paiements via smartphones et le marketing digital, Zapper arrive en Suisse grà¢ce à un partenariat avec le Café du Centre à Genève et avec la start-up iKentoo. »
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Le Crédit Agricole teste la TouchID de l’iPhone pour l’authentification mobile de ses clients
« A travers sa structure dédiée à l’Open Innovation, le Crédit Agricole Store, la banque éponyme va permettre à ses clients utilisant iOS de s’authentifier via leurs empreintes digitales. »
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JP Morgan Chase to close 300 branches as customers go mobile
« With customer flocking to its mobile app, JPMorgan Chase is planning to close around 300 branches by the end of next year. »
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Barclays launches Twitter payments service
« In a UK first, Barclays is launching a service that lets people pay each other and small businesses using just their Twitter handle. »
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Morgan Stanley enables Apple Pay for debit card clients
« Morgan Stanley Wealth Management announced today that, using their iPhone, clients can add their Morgan Stanley Debit Card to Apple Pay to pay for purchases in stores or within apps. »
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Box launches cloud platform for sensitive data sharing
« Box today announced Box for Financial Services, bringing tailored solutions, product enhancements, and partnerships to firms in the financial services industry. »
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Google said to prep Android Pay API
« Google is preparing to launch a payments API that will enable third party developers to embed in-store and in-app payments within their apps, according to press reports »
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JPMorgan investment bank speaks the language of innovation in hunt for fresh talent
« The Corporate and Investment Banking arm of JPMorgan Chase is on the hunt for new product developers who « care about disruption » and have « an opinion on bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies ». »
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« US telco-owned mobile payments venture Softcard has confirmed that is shutting down after selling off technology and intellectual property to Google. »
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Visa to buy offers specialist TrialPay
« Visa has struck an agreement to acquire American transactional advertising outfit TrialPay. Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed »
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Fintech City Tour goes to Singapore to discover the intersection between China and India
It is no secret that this is the Asian century and that the two biggest players are the elephant (India) and the dragon (China). One of the first stops on the Fintech City Tour was Hong Kong. Given the importance of the China market, it was possible that Hong KongRead More
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SunGard et InCore Bank entament une collaboration en Suisse
Ce nouveau partenariat proposera aux acteurs suisses de la banque privée une solution complète de services bancaires sous forme d’une plateforme pour l’externalisation de processus commerciaux,
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Axa mise gros dans les startups dédiées aux nouvelles technologies
« Le groupe français lance un fonds de capital-risque de 200 millions d’euros baptisé Axa Strategic Ventures. Il a pour vocation d’aider au développement de technologies nouvelles dans les métiers de l’assurance et de la banque notamment. »
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Marc Barbezat
Veilleur et spécialiste en cybersécurité
