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327 Results from /wholesale, 2014

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2014: That was the year that was

As Finextra pulls the shutters down on 2014, we take a look back at our most popular news stories, videos, features and blogs over the course of the past year. The site will re-open for business on 2 January 2015.

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As bitcoin languishes, PeerNova raises $8.6 million to refocus on blockchain

With the price of bitcoin continuing to crater, Silicon Valley-based crypto-mining outfit PeerNova has raised $8.6 million in funding to refocus its business on blockchain-based enterprise products.

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Payments Council to explore prospects for providing more information with payments

The UK's Payments Council has committed to explore options for incorporating richer data sets alongside business and consumer electronic payment transactions.

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Bitcoin margin trading platform launched in Vietnam

VBTC Vietnam and Coinarch have launched VBTC plus, Vietnam’s first bitcoin leverage trading platform.

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Euronext launches app for retail investors

Downloadable from the Apple App Store, the new iOS app provides investors with access to market information, direct to their mobile devices, from Euronext's cash markets and other equity exchanges.

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DTCC/Swift top LEI rankings; overall industry coverage remains spotty

The DTCC and Swift have trumped 13 other Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) registration authorities in Q3 2014 rankings compiled by Tabb Group and Alacra for data consistency and uniformity.

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Lloyds to pilot mobile cheque deposits with business customers

Lloyds Bank is to begin testing mobile cheque deposits with a select group of commercial customers.

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Tech City UK's Future Fifty loads up on fintech startups

Six of London's new breed of financial technology companies have been accepted onto the UK government-backed Future Fifty programme, re-affirming the capital's position as a global hub for fintech startups.

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Apple and IBM unveil apps for FS firms

Apple and IBM have unveiled their first wave of mobile applications aimed at enterprises, enlisting the backing of Citi for financial services-targeted efforts.

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Insufficient data the greatest obstacle to better risk management - bank execs

Despite ever-growing volumes of data, just over half of banks still think that not having enough is the greatest obstacle to better risk management, according to a survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit.

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New York regulator probes Wall Street cyber-security

Some of Wall Street's biggest banks will face tough new cyber-security assessments under plans from New York state's financial services watchdog.

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Social trading network eToro secures $27 million funding round

Social investment network eToro has secured $27 million in new financing from venture capital funds associated with two of the world's largest financial services organisations, China's Ping An Insurance and Sberbank of Russia.