FinTech Innovation Awards: the winners
The FinTech Innovation Awards saw 18 companies win top gong for their contribution to a rapidly growing industry. Here some of our winners share their success stories and expectations for the future.
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Middle Eastern banks set to increase GTB share by 25%
The Global Transaction Banking market is worth half a trillion dollars – and the Middle Eastern financial sector is poised to take its cut.
85% of fraud and cybercrime unreported
City of London Police warns that the overwhelming majority of crimes perpetrated by online hackers are never even reported, let alone prosecuted, with losses totalling billions of pounds.
Tax evaders and their banks will be prosecuted, says UK government
Companies that fail to prevent tax evasion will be charged under new rules that aim to earn the Treasury an extra £5 billion a year.
The FinTech Innovation Awards: in pictures
The glitzy FinTech Innovation Awards 2015 saw the industry's best and brightest recognised for their outstanding achievements over the past year. Here are our top photos from the night.
US lawmakers form cross-party payment tech group
A group of lawmakers will push forward the payments agenda in the US government via a newly formed alliance that focusses on the sector.
Here’s what you missed at the FinTech Innovation Awards
Last night Fintech Innovation Awards host Julia Streets addressed the “brightest and best of financial services and technology” – 400 FinTech fanatics who gathered to celebrate the achievements of the industry’s top players.
HSBC becomes first foreign bank to help Chinese corporate borrow offshore dollars
UK bank HSBC is the first non-Chinese bank to take advantage of new Shanghai Free Trade Zone rules designed to ease foreign currency borrowing and bring down funding costs.
Paper tax returns to be phased out in UK by 2020
Digital tax accounts will become the norm in the next five years, eliminating the year-end rush to file, UK Chancellor George Osborne confirmed yesterday.
Banking software chief arrested for bribery
The former executive of a listed IT firm in the US is in police custody after an Australian bank uncovered suspicious payments to its staff.
