All articles by Douglas Blakey
Douglas Blakey
Considering Banking-as-a-Service? Here are three top tips
Jean-Jacques Le Bon sets out key considerations for BaaS adopters, from integration and compliance concerns to the importance of scalability and partnerships
One year on from the banking crisis European corporates are still relying on too few FX counterparties
European corporates have an average of 2.67 FX counterparties; 77% are exploring diversifying their FX counterparties while 59% report that FX costs have risen in the past year
Payments present huge opportunity for innovators
We are in a golden age of payments with advancements in the digital space accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Frederic Barbaix assesses what the future may hold and how innovators in payments can play their part
NatWest invests in Icon Solutions
Strategic minority investment follows NatWest selecting Icon Solutions Payments Framework last September to accelerate the bank’s payments modernisation
SaaScada enabled The Payment Firm launches new account offering for SMEs and individuals
Electronic Money Institution, The Payment Firm, says it is ripping up payment pricing models by offering customers a fairer deal and open book pricing
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Unlimit secures payments licence in Tanzania, further expands presence in Africa
The fintech’s launch of operations in Tanzania marks the issuing of its third African licence since 2023, following licence approvals in Nigeria and Kenya
FSS introduces BLAZE in the Middle East
Solution is designed to provide a scalable, efficient payments solution
Amadeus acquires travel payments expert Voxel
Provider of electronic invoice and B2B payment solutions, Voxel, to support Amadeus’ wider vision to deliver a smooth travel payment experience
Mastercard and CinemaPlus agree strategic collaboration
CinemaPlus to rebrand as “CineMastercard”
$8 cap on credit card late fees will hurt card issuer earnings
Bread Financial, Synchrony and Capital One are the most exposed card issuers according to S&P Global