All articles by Douglas Blakey
Douglas Blakey
Nexi Greece collaborates with Greenpeace to provide highly secure digital payments
The Greenpeace partnership highlights Nexi’s commitment to providing secure payment processing solutions to its clients
Crédit Agricole and Worldline: exclusive discussions to create major player in merchant services
Crédit Agricole and Worldline plan unique alliance to create a major payments player
Liberis to partner with DNA Payments as it continues to expand within SME sector
Embedded finance provider, Liberis, teams up with DNA Payments to fund merchant customers
Fintech Lanistar moves to full banking solution in the UK and prepares for launch
Payment card provider Lanistar is again preparing to launch in the UK
Indonesia’s move to launch a domestic credit card network highlights wider regional trend
Indonesia wants greater control over its credit card sector and as Arnie Cho notes, other regional markets are likely to follow its lead
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Why the road to sustainability shouldn’t be taken alone
Digital solutions born out of eco-partnerships help inject extra transparency into the impact of our purchases, encouraging consumers to make better informed, greener choices, writes Mikko Kähkönen
The future of open banking in the UK: JROC recommendations released
The Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee (JROC) has published its recommendations for the next phase of open banking in the UK
Tempo France and nTokens team up to launch high tech remittances to Brazil
A France-based remittances company and a Brazil fintech have signed an agreement to launch remittances to Brazil with the key tech element of the transfers, the Stellar blockchain
No madness in March spending: Bank of America
US card spending fell back in March after a strong start to the year according to Bank of America
Link renews cash access pledge
Link is continuing to do a pretty good job as regards its drive to ensure accessibility to cash for UK consumers