Athletes First is entering basketball with NBA and NIL representation, reflecting how NIL lets agencies build relationships with athletes and families earlier.
Temenos executives at Sibos 2026 pointed to a large pool of customers open to switching and the infrastructure, controls and liquidity banks need for digital money.
UK fraud losses remain near £1.3bn despite £1.68bn in blocked attempts. Payments firms are being urged to build systems that can withstand attacks and outages.
As pricing softens and financing costs rise, brokerages are prioritizing integration, organic growth and selective deals, with technology widening scale gaps.
Centiglobe says centralised liquidity and tokenised deposits could cut PSP pre-funding needs by 80% to 90%, while Greenbridge manages cash conversions.
BankiFi’s Mark Hartley argues banks can strengthen SME relationships by integrating invoicing, bookkeeping and cash management into their digital channels.
English-first AI can limit reach. Startups should compare token costs, answer quality and localized data before expanding into lower-resource languages.
A real estate tech founder explains why focused customer growth, disciplined fundraising and hiring engineers can beat one-size-fits-all startup advice.
This week’s moves show banks and fintechs pushing payments, financial tools and trading into the platforms where businesses and customers already work.
Gnosis plans to settle its chain on Ethereum, aiming to give fintechs one integration for products built on shared liquidity. Delivery depends on proving and infrastructure work.
Three-quarters of Float’s first UK merchants processed a transaction on launch day, while its reported order uplift remains based on a small local sample.
The 2026 awards span core modernization, embedded credit, mobile banking and payments, with operating results and adoption figures highlighting each winner.