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Registration of ready-made fin-tech companies, banks, PI/EMIs, obtaining licenses and always fresh opportunities
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2023-02-01 13:39:43 Argenta Solutions Fintech pinned «United Kingdom Financial Company Banking service provider for sale Company has prepared documents to submit for UK AEMI license in early January 2023 Company description: • active white-label banking program with EMI from United Kingdom • opening…»
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2023-02-01 13:35:33
One of the interesting area that is disrupting the industry is card issuing , almost catching on with the pace of innovation happening on the acquiring side. From challenger banks to retailers keen to seize the new opportunities, new issuing models are emerging fast. Card issuing is particularly expanding opportunities to monetize payments, build services and differentiate brands

Traditionally, financial institutions were the primary users of card-issuing technology whilst non financial institutions found it difficult to launch new card programmes because of the legacy issuer infrastructure and limited card functionality amongst top reasons. 
 
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2023-01-25 12:58:03 Reshape? Good listening!
The hottest topic in the Baltic and Nordic regions now is "payment facilitators" or payfac. Lots of questions what are the specific business cases behind that opportunity? Complex topic and it has many aspects. The acquirer has given this end-to-end consumer experience over to payfac. As compliance and regulations in acquiring industry get harder month by month then this is the ideal opportunity for many ISVs and fintech companies to start a new revenue stream. 

https://www-pymnts-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.pymnts.com/digital-payments/2023/in-the-age-of-digital-payments-payfac-is-a-verb/amp/
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2023-01-24 20:38:22 The European Committee approved a BIS policy allowing banks to hold 2% capital in BTC.
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2023-01-23 18:11:29 Merchant Alert  
High-Risk Payment Processor OpenUp Works With Fake People!

FinTelegram has received extensive documentation from a former OpenFinanceexecutive stating that Ruchi Rathor is the beneficial owner of the Denmark-based high-risk payment processor. The official shareholder is the Portuguese-registered Chestnut Investments – Unipessoal LDA, where Portuguese-based Russian Svetlana Ivanova is registered as a director. The documents also show that Rathor’s various high-risk processors work with fake people. Merchants should be highly alerted!

https://payrate42.com/merchant-alert-high-risk-payment-processor-openup-works-with-fake-people/
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2023-01-19 23:26:58 What’s new
The Spanish Central Bank will test the first regulated stablecoin in Europe EURM.

National Australia Bank has become the second of the major banks to create a stablecoin, called the AUDN, to settle transactions on blockchain technology in real-time using Australian dollars.

Binance became the most licensed exchange in the world.

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2023-01-18 15:15:58
IFX EXPO DUBAI
Great to meet our clients from Europe there and also to gain fresh insights into Financial industry. Glorious event and work.
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2023-01-12 15:26:43
The most popular digital banks across Europe - by businessfinancing.co.uk
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2023-01-08 16:37:43 ● In their latest financial results Prof. Dr. Jan Kemper Chief Financial Officer for N26 mentioned “the company wants to get to break even without needing to raise more funds” showing that N26 moved away from growth toward profitability focused indicators, where increasing users' activity and engagement are key for the start-up to ensure it is building a pathway to sustainable future growth.
● Monzo Bank is keeping losses under control and the bank is generating revenue at a faster pace than costs, leaving the “material uncertainty” claimed on previous financial statements behind.
● In September 2021, Monzo significantly increased lending book by introducing Monzo Flex, which saw over 35,000 customers using BNPL lending by the end of FY2022. Gross issued loans increased in £144 million, following a decrease of £39 million the previous year.
● Starling Bank broke even for the first time in October 2020. It has been profitable ever since and posted its first full year of profitability, for the end of the financial year.
● Starling’s profitability, 7 years after launch, comes mainly from increase of customers’ use of their debit cards and client transaction charges, together with increased Starling lending activities. Where “bounce back” loans represents more of 40% of its lending book.
● However, concerns on its sustainability are escalating as in December the lender told the Public Accounts Committee that over a third of bounce back loans approved by Starling Bank during the pandemic are at risk of default.
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2023-01-08 16:37:39
As Revolut Financials are still to be released, figures shows that Neo-banks struggle to show the sustainability of their business model.

● Last year Checkout.com cutted its internal valuation meaning that Revolut claimed the throne as the leading European startup, in terms of valuation.
● CEO Nik Storonsky claimed that the company is "cash-generating" and was profitable on 2021.
● That being said, Revolut’s long-awaited 2021 accounts missed its 31 December deadline to publish them, after it has filed for two extensions.
● Revolut’s figures have reportedly come under increased scrutiny, with the Financial Times reporting that accountancy firm BDO had its previous auditing of Revolut’s filings criticised as “inadequate” by the UK regulator.
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