Narmi's Chris Griffin and Nathan Gonzalez explain how agentic AI can speed up account-opening reviews at community banks without weakening human oversight.
US banking technology provider Narmi has launched AI Decision Assist, an agentic AI tool that automates the manual review sitting behind account opening at community banks and credit unions.
WeFi CEO Maksym Sakharov discusses what MiCA got right, the cost of compliance and why Europe cannot regulate stablecoin demand away.
MiCA, the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, has given crypto firms a single European rulebook and, with it, a bill. As the framework takes full effect, the loudest voices in the debate have been stablecoin issuers and exchanges.
Stablecoins are growing fastest where they solve real problems—especially inflation, foreign exchange access, and slow payments—and Turkey shows why that utility could re
If you want to understand where stablecoin adoption is really headed, Turkey is one of the clearest places to look.
More than 600 fintech professionals and regulators will gather in Riga to discuss MiCA, payments, investment and the future of financial services.
On October 15, more than 600 fintech professionals, private investors and European Union regulators will gather in Riga for UN:BLOCK Fintech, a one-day conference exploring the issues reshaping financial services.
Narmi's Chris Griffin and Nathan Gonzalez explain how agentic AI can speed up account-opening reviews at community banks without weakening human oversight.
US banking technology provider Narmi has launched AI Decision Assist, an agentic AI tool that automates the manual review sitting behind account opening at community banks and credit unions.
WeFi CEO Maksym Sakharov discusses what MiCA got right, the cost of compliance and why Europe cannot regulate stablecoin demand away.
MiCA, the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, has given crypto firms a single European rulebook and, with it, a bill. As the framework takes full effect, the loudest voices in the debate have been stablecoin issuers and exchanges.
Stablecoins are growing fastest where they solve real problems—especially inflation, foreign exchange access, and slow payments—and Turkey shows why that utility could re
If you want to understand where stablecoin adoption is really headed, Turkey is one of the clearest places to look.
More than 600 fintech professionals and regulators will gather in Riga to discuss MiCA, payments, investment and the future of financial services.
On October 15, more than 600 fintech professionals, private investors and European Union regulators will gather in Riga for UN:BLOCK Fintech, a one-day conference exploring the issues reshaping financial services.
Taxd co-founder Arjun Kumar argues the Chancellor's growth plans depend on giving business owners enough confidence in the tax system to invest again.
With the Budget set for 28 October, the Chancellor has made growth the centrepiece of his economic message, while declining to say where tax rises might fall.
Shamma Al Falahi, Partner and Head of Tax at BSA LAW, on UAE corporate tax, free zone mistakes, digital asset uncertainty and preparing for Pillar Two.
The UAE's federal corporate tax regime has moved from announcement to annual filing cycle, and for technology and financial services businesses that operated for years without a domestic tax obligation, the adjustment has been as much operational as financial.
Axipro founder Ali Hayat on taking a compliance consultancy from $200 to 300 clients without outside capital, and where AI governance is catching firms out.
Axipro is a compliance and cybersecurity consultancy that takes companies through SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA and, increasingly, ISO 42001 certification, and then keeps them audit-ready between cycles.
AAWE founder Tom Belt argues that what businesses call loyalty is usually habit or inertia, and that growth comes from the experience customers actually get.
Loyalty schemes, cards, discounts and rewards all rest on the assumption that loyalty exists and can be bought.
Rua Bioscience will distribute PharmAla's GMP-grade LaNeo MDMA to authorised New Zealand psychiatrists following Medsafe's September approval for PTSD treatment.
Most large firms still cannot show a return on AI. Infosys's Anant Adya says the gap comes down to execution discipline, measurement and workforce readiness.
The Singapore-based well logging company completed a SPAC merger to reach public markets, citing geothermal and carbon storage among its target applications.
The Cambridge biotech has initiated a potentially registrational Phase 2 study of its FLT3xCD3 T cell engager in relapsed/refractory acute myeloid leukaemia.
Plurio founder Seva Ustinov argues that AI agents must move from reporting what happened to helping teams decide what to do next, with clear limits on autonomy.
The French biomass-to-fuels developer will deliver thermolysis equipment to Bécancour's INCAD project, Quebec's first hub targeting RNG, biochar and SAF.
Experian's David Gallihawk argues that agentic AI pays off only when firms start with the business case, test in sandboxes and fix their data foundations.
Roche's PD-L1 inhibitor becomes the first approved adjuvant immunotherapy for dMMR stage III colon cancer, cutting recurrence risk by 50% in the ATOMIC
A one-day Riga conference will bring together fintech founders, regulators and investors to debate MiCA licensing, cross-border payments and Baltic capital mobilisation.