997 results about this entity
Period: 23 Mar 2006 - 29 Sep 2025
News
Barclays is to test the skills of budding traders with the opening of a virtual investment platform from US-based gamified recruitment startup Stockfuse.
14 September 2015
Barclays Bank has launched a cloud-based contingency channel for corporate customers to funnel payments in the event of an online outage or other problems at client sites.
10 September 2015
Fintech fashionistas can now make payments off the cuff with a natty new jacket from Scottish knitwear brand Lyle & Scott that comes complete with a buttoned-down pouch for Barclays' BPay contactless wristbands.
02 September 2015
Barclays is preparing a Bitcoin pilot that will enable people to make donations to charities in the cryptocurrency, according to the Sunday Times.
31 August 2015
A US district court judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought against Barclays and a number of US exchanges that accused the bank of rigging its dark pool in favour of high frequency traders (HFTs).
27 August 2015
Company announcement
Data released by Barclaycard today shows that contactless spending has more than trebled in the last 12 months.
26 August 2015
Australia's bid to develop a fintech sector has taken a step forward with the opening of a new incubator in Sydney
25 August 2015
Wall Street and City firms now have a new tool to help them sift through thousands of job applications: a virtual trading platform that uses social gaming, psychology and machine learning techniques to test candidates' mettle.
19 August 2015
Barclays has today announced that Parkonomy, the new way to find parking online, will be offering Pingit as a payment method for its service.
13 August 2015
Taiwan's CTBC Bank has launched a pilot version of an ATM that uses both facial recognition and finger-vein scanning to verify identity.
10 August 2015
Barclays Bank is looking to help customers find the best package from a bamboozling array of TV and broadband bundles on the market with a new Internet banking service.
07 August 2015
While other banks try to emulate the dress-down culture of the tech startup sector, Barclays is going in the reverse direction, banning jeans, t-shirts, trainers and flip-flops at its head office.
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