Le décodage #FinTech (3 janv. 2016)
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Bank of America, MasterCard Tap Real-Time Email Interactions
« It's not only mobile usage and transaction data that is of interest to financial institutions — they want to be able to interact with customers, even through the medium of email. »
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NASDAQ Blockchain Platform Records Transaction
« While the financial world may be years out from making blockchain-based transactions on a mass-scale level, NASDAQ took a major step this week by making the first securities transaction using its blockchain-based platform. »
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En Suède, l'avenir sans cash est tout proche
« La Suède, pays de Spotify et de Candy Crush, est connue pour son goà»t de l'innovation technologique. Et elle est en passe de faire disparaître la monnaie de ses rues. »
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2015, l’année où le blockchain a révélé son potentiel
« le blockchain pourrait soutenir de nombreuses innovations en matière de décentralisation intéresse. Cette année, IBM, Barclays et autres Orange… l’ont compris. »
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Goldman, JPMorgan Seen as Fintech Winners While AmEx Suffers
« Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. will probably benefit most from the coming wave of financial technology disruption, rather than being supplanted by startups driving the change, according to an Autonomous Research survey. »
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Fintech Fundings: 15 Companies Raise $51 Million Week Ending Dec 25
« For just the fourth time this year, weekly fintech fundings fell below the $100-million mark with 15 companies raising a total of $51 million. »
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Fintech Fundings: 23 Companies Raise $685 Million Week Ending Dec 18
« There may be a bubble in tech investing. But if there's one in the fintech sector, the dozens of investors in these 23 companies didn't get the memo. »
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The Top 15 Most Important Fintech Stories of 2015
« With all the announcements and excitement around the sector, it's sometimes hard to filter out news from the noise. Based on our coverage at Tradestreaming, here's what we believe to be the top 15 most important fintech stories of 2015 »
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Marc Barbezat
Veilleur et spécialiste en cybersécurité
