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Starling eyes France and Germany

With Brexit on the horizon, UK challenger bank Starling is setting up an Irish subsidiary that will let it move into European markets, beginning with France and Germany.

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Lights, camera, action! Finextra TV highlights 2018

It’s been a busy year for the Finextra TV team, posting 251 video interviews with leading industry figures during the course of 2018. Here are the top five by viewing figures.

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2018: The future of banking in the spotlight as digital trends take hold

As Finextra pulls the shutters down on 2018, we take a look back at our most popular news items and community engagement activities over the course of the past year. The site will re-open for business on 2 January 2019.

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UK payment institutions warned of threat from cliff edge Brexit

The European Banking Authority has warned of the dangers to UK payment institutions in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

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European CCPs welcome Brexit no-deal ruling

Against the background of a hard Brexit and increasing risks to financial stability, the European Association of CCP Clearing Houses (EACH) welcomes the communication of the European Commission regarding a temporary and conditional regime for equivalence and recognition of UK CCPs in the EU.

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Cooperation, cocreation and cost efficiency for agile product development

Fredrik von Roth, Key Account Manager, Bankgirot, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about the key components for banks and organizations trying to keep up with client's increasing demands, some examples of successful, agile product development and what’s driving the dramatic transaction volume increase in the payments market.

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European payments market infrastructure renewal

Saskia Devolder, Head of Western and Central Europe, SWIFT, speaks at SOFE 2018 in Amsterdam about the transformation underway in European Payments as a result of the Eurosystem and others setting a clear timetable for market infrastructure renewal, whats driving this, and how the industry is responding.

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Shambolic Brexit holds systemic risks - DTCC

The chaotic preparations for Britain's exit from the European Union has emerged as a top systemic risk concern for capital markets players surveyed by the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC)

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Designing the Best Banking App

LanLing Fredell, Principal Consultant Financial Services and Fintech Specialist, PA Consulting, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm, speaks about the 5 principles for designing good banking apps in the future and what steps Swedish banks can take to improve the customer experience in their apps.

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Business growth through supply and demand

Riccardo Ceci, International Alliances Director, CRIF Credit Solutions, speak at NextGenBanking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about how matching supply with demand helps business growth, how the industry responding to this, what the benefits are and how does it generate value.

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Monese opens premium account for dual UK/EU citizens

Today Monese, the globally-connected banking service for mobile people, launches free Premium current accounts for those holding dual UK/EU citizenship.

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Frankfurt claims $800bn in assets will move from London after Brexit

Between €750-800bn in assets will move from London to Frankfurt as a result of a Brexit-led exodus of banks from the UK.

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Brussels pitches for Brexit escapees

With the UK set to leave the European Union in just over four months, the Brussels Capital Region is launching a major initiative to attract UK-based businesses in the insurance and financial services sector to base themselves in the Belgian city, to ensure they can continue to operate across Europe following Brexit.

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Open Banking & Payments Transformation: A global perspective

Robert Graham, Executive Vice President Financial Services, Virtusa, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about the main drivers for Open Banking, the role of fintechs and whether we are seeing a global adoption across the different regions.

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Client Lifecycle Management & Regulatory Compliance in APAC

Rachel Whelan, Senior Customer Success Manager at Fenergo, speaks at SIBOS 2018 in Sydney, about the core issues facing financial institutions in APAC, the benefits digitalization can offer and how Fenergo’s Global Client Community enables financial institutions to address these regulatory and operational challenges collectively.

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Advancing the digitisation of trade

Farooq Siddiqi, Global Head of Trade, Standard Chartered, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about the current state of affairs for trade digitisation, how close we are to seeing trade being digitised, what the existing challenge is and what needs to be done.

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APAC and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Martin Frick, Managing Director, APAC, Temenos, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about APAC being a fragmented market, what the 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' means for the APAC region, and how new entrants and neo-banks are challenging the status quo in financial services.

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Real-time payments in the Asia Pacific region

Eddie Haddad, Managing Director, SWIFT APAC, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about what SWIFT is doing to improve the cross border payments experience, what the next steps are and whether this success can be replicated across the globe.

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When, if ever, will the Nordics become cashless?

Erik Zingmark, Head of Transaction Banking, Nordea, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney, whether banks are really being disrupted by fintechs, what corporates are expecting from their banks in the next 3 to 5 years, and when, if ever, it will become cashless in the Nordics.

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Comparing developments in European payments with the rest of the world

Alain Raes, Chief Executive Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, SWIFT, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about what’s driving payments transformation in Europe and what the challenges are, how SWIFT is supporting the European financial community through this transformation and how the developments in Europe compare with what is happening elsewhere in the payments world.