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Grab acquires a 60% stake in Atome Financial for $1.49 billion, making a decisive move to dominate digital lending across Southeast Asia's fast-growing fintech market.
The House of Lords backed Amendment 88 to the Financial Services and Markets Bill, requiring the Treasury to publish a national digital asset strategy within 12 months.
A PYMNTS Intelligence report finds consumers trust credit unions but still reach for other cards at checkout — a loyalty gap with real revenue consequences.
Switzerland's first Open Pension pilot, built by ZKB, Profond, and Acrea, lets customers view second-pillar pension data directly inside their eBanking portal.
FinTechs are moving upmarket, with Revolut targeting FTSE 250 companies as the sector bets its next growth chapter lies in large corporate relationships.
Nu, Latin America's dominant neobank with 140 million+ customers, has launched US retail banking and a multi-currency account product, marking its first push beyond the region.
The UK House of Lords has backed a new statutory duty for the Bank of England to foster innovation in payments, including digital money, as part of the Financial Services and Markets Bill.
Mobile banking Trojans and malicious software are proliferating rapidly as attackers shift focus to smartphones, where vast reserves of financial and personal data reside.
Consensys Software Inc. is dividing into two independent companies, with the existing entity rebranding as MetaMask to focus on self-custodial consumer finance.
UK digital asset firm Archax Group has secured FINRA approval for its US subsidiary, completing SEC broker-dealer registration and establishing rare transatlantic regulatory standing.
Mercury has secured conditional FDIC deposit insurance approval, marking a pivotal but incomplete step toward launching Mercury Bank as a fully licensed digital institution.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, warning that inaction would send a troubling signal about America's standing in digital assets.