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First of Hong Kong's new online-only banks starts operating

When the new licences were issued in March and April last year, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it expected the banks to begin operating in six to nine months.

First Online-Only Bank Opens In Hong Kong

ZA Bank’s offerings include a deposit account with an interest rate of 1 percent yearly, and competitive lending. HSBC, for its part, offers 0.001 percent on savings deposits.

GTBank Apps: Enabling customers to transact with ease

This is where GTBank stands out, spreading its tentacles across the digital space through two mobile apps

Cognizant to acquire US-based digital marketing consultancy firm

Specialist in Salesforce Marketing Cloud Helps CMOs Gain Insight, Automate and Personalize Customer Engagement to Drive Revenue

Technology issues strain work from home efforts at big US banks

The New York-based bank followed peers like JPMorgan Chase & Co in sending most of its workforce home until further notice this week as the coronavirus outbreak intensified in major cities across the United States.

Coronavirus: Banks urge customers to use digital platforms

This is as part of efforts to ensure social distancing which will help curtail the spread of COVID-19.

Mayer Brown launches multifaceted COVID-19 support platform

New platform includes web portal, blog and global travel tool

Covid-19 could permanently change the way we work, says Schroders

Covid-19 is forcing people to change their work behaviour in a dramatic way, particularly how businesses conduct travel and remote working

ATO sets myGovID live ahead of AUSkey retirement

Digital identity app moves out of public beta after nine months.

ClearBank turns to Temenos for cloud-based payments

Temenos and ClearBank’s cloud-native banking technology will deliver tangible business benefits to customers by reducing the time to market, cost and complexity involved in deploying seamless payments services.

All major mobile networks crash with millions unable to work from home

Johnson said elderly and vulnerable people would have to begin self-isolating for “around 12 weeks” from the weekend.

Coronavirus: Remote working for financial services

It’s an unprecedented situation with a large proportion of the global workforce now working from home in an attempt to delay and contain the virus.

Biglaw Firm Institutes Mandatory Work-From-Home Policy To Protect Personnel From Coronavirus

When will other firms come to their senses and offer work-from-home solutions like this?

Pension Dashboard delay

The launch of commercial dashboards is dependent on the launch of the MaPS dashboard

Major banks at risk of losing billions of dollars in fee-based revenues - Study

It comes as tech-savvy start-ups seek to secure market share from big banks by offering a wide range of financial services, including checking accounts and international money transfers with lower or no fees.

American digital bank NorthOne rakes in $21m to grow client base

With this funding, NorthOne will be able to continue to develop solutions that simplify the most painful part of managing a small business, its finances.

StanChart introduces online mobile platform to boost trade in bonds, treasury bills

The app also contains transaction details and historical transactions as well as an educational page which allows clients to learn more about trading in bonds.

Standard Chartered unveils Mox, its new Hong Kong virtual bank

In practice, this means that is a physical card for both spending and making ATM cash withdrawals but without any printed card numbers, expiry dates, or a card verification value.

Why organizations are moving to the cloud

Security, data modernization, and cost among top drivers for cloud migration

Why Capitec launched a whole new banking app

Simply put, May said, the old Capitec banking app did not have something called “native functionality “- the capability to incorporate new and evolving features, like biometrics and types of data tracking.

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