Are Banks Open Today? Full List Of US Holidays 2023 – Forbes Advisor
Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or...
Banking
$123.65 billion will be the market value
According to the report published by Allied Market Research, the global open banking market amassed revenue of $13.9 billion in...
Bank-backed consortium wins funding to test payments for EU digital identity wallet
A multi-country consortium consisting of banks and technology companies has been chosen to deliver a cross-border payments pilot for...
Open banking loan provider Updraft raises £108m
Updraft, an open banking-powered app designed to form positive financial habits, has secured £108m in a joint equity and debt...
Why GOP is fighting ‘woke’ BlackRock investing
Why do Republicans have a problem with ESG?The acronym for environmental, social, governance principles isn’t widely known outside investment circles...
Obaseki, EU Explore Investment Opportunities In Culture, Capacity Devt
Edo state governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has said his government is strengthening partnership with the European Union (EU) to...
Bank Fees on International Wires in The US Among World’s Highest
One thing is for sure - wire transfers are among the first choices when moving money electronically from one bank...
US Senate banking chair floats possibility of banning crypto
United States Banking Committee chairman Sherrod Brown has suggested that the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading...
Takeaways From the EU’s Instant Payment Mandate
The EU has a lot to consider as it mandates banks to offer instant payments. First introduced in 2017, Single...
The Guardian view on City reforms: banks need more regulation, not less | Editorial
In the years before the 2008 financial crash, Britain allowed the development of a financial system which was paying bankers handsomely for taking too many risks. It had grown so large that the then recently appointed head of the City regulator, Adair Turner, described much of the Square Mile’s activities as “socially useless”. Memories are short in government, however. The City reforms proposed earlier this month by the chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, will unfortunately squash whatever useful functions finance provides in favour of its useless ones.Britain’s departure from the EU should...