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NextGen: AI – A sneak peek of speakers and attendees

Finextra launches its inaugural Next:Gen AI event on 26 November 2024. Join us in London to help redefine what’s possible.

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Hong Kong regulator launches tokenisation pilot

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has started the second phase of its digital Hong Kong dollar pilot study.

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Canada shelves retail CBDC work

After years of research, the Bank of Canada says it is "scaling down" its work on a retail central bank digital currency.

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Chase UK trials credit cards

JPMorgan Chase is testing a credit card product for customers of its UK digital challenger bank, according to Bloomberg.

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Lithuanian fintech kevin declared insolvent

Payments startup kevin has been declared insolvent by a Lithuanian court

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Wise launches invoicing tool for SMEs

Money transfer fintech Wise has debuted an online invoicing tool targetting small businesses (SMEs).

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Nasdaq expands digital bank presence in Latin America

Digital bank Nubank has selected Nasdaq's regulatory reporting system, AxiomSL, for its Latin American offering.

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PayPal uses stablecoin to invest in blockchain risk management startup

PayPal has used its own stablecoin to make an additional investment in blockchain risk management specialist Chaos Labs.

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UK government takes aim at late payments laws

A new Fair Payment Code has been announced by the UK government to manage late payments that cost SMEs.

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Walmart to offer instant bank payments

Walmart is teaming up with Fiserv to let online shoppers pay directly, and instantly, from their bank accounts.

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Visa and dtcpay team on crypto-to-fiat card

Singapore's dtcpay is teaming up with Visa on a card that enables ultra high net worth individuals to convert their digital currencies such as stablecoins into fiat at real-time rates.

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Card rewards startup Yonder raises £23.4 million

Rewards credit card startup Yonder has raised £23.4 million in new funding at a post-money valuation in excess of £100 million.