Digital Banking Weekly #58

🇬🇧 JPMorgan preps early 2021 launch for UK digital bank 🔗 Read more

🙎 NatWest's initiative is called Banking My Way and provides a single place for customers of the U.K.-based bank to input their preferences so that they are addressed across all channels 🔗 Read more

🤖 Report: The Hong Kong Institute for Monetary and Financial Research (HKIMR), the research segment of the Hong Kong Academy of Finance (AoF), has published a on AI and banking 🔗 Read more

📈 US-based trading app Robinhood is now worth more than $11 billion 🔗 Read more

📊 This chart shows breaking down the revenue streams of large tech companies. I think every banker need to read this chart from payment options perspective, how tech giants receieving money from their customers? 🔗 Read more

🏤 JPMorgan Chase has been in early talks about placing ATMs at US post offices, which would reinforce its bet on physical channels 🔗 Read more

🇸🇦 Fintech Saudi Annual Report 2020 🔗 Read more

🌐 Nordic challenger bank Lunar is to introduce account aggregation and payment inititation features using technology from Nordic API Gateway 🔗 Read more

🇦🇺 Parpera, an Australian fintech building a digital ​banking ​alternative for businesses, freelancers, and entrepreneurs, has opened shares for trading with equity crowdfunding platform Equitise 🔗 Read more

💳 Samsung Pay debit card launches in UK, powered by fintech Curve 🔗 Read more

🇳🇱 Exits at ABN Amro, including its big operation in commodity trade finance, raise questions about ING 🔗 Read more

📄 UX case study by Built for Mars: How Coinbase works 🔗 Read more

🇪🇬 In-depth analysis 2020: Fintech Ecosystem Developments in Egypt 🔗 Read more

🦹‍♂️ Barclays is reporting a 66% increase in scams for the first six month of this year, as criminals take advantage of lockdown pressures to line their pocket 🔗 Read more