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Ireland's Priviti and Aussie fintech Accurassi partner for Open Banking

As Australia prepares for Open Banking and its equivalent of the GDPR – the Consumer Data Right – Priviti, a global fintech and regtech company with offices in Ireland, London, Singapore and Sydney, has announced a partnership agreement with Australian fintech company Accurassi.

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Payment firms raise fears over EU security rules

A lack of preparedness for the EU's new regulations on authentication could cost Europe's online economy more than €50bn according to a number of payment processors and e-commerce merchants.

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EXate joins OpenFin ecosystem

OpenFin, the operating system (OS) of finance, today announced that eXate, the data privacy solutions provider, has joined OpenFin’s growing community of financial institutions and FinTech firms deploying their desktop applications on OpenFin’s OS.

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Facebook to launch cryptocurrency in 2020

Facebook is finalising a digital payments system called ‘GlobalCoin’, which is expected to be available across 12 countries by the start of 2020.

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Live: FusionONE 2019 - day two

Welcome to Finextra’s live coverage of FusionONE 2019. The second day of the conference will tackle issues that concern the developers before breaking into streams, focusing on different products.

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"AI is the new electricity" - TSB's Janet Adams frames the debate at Finextra conference

Finextra welcomed over 200 attendees to NextGen Banking London, the one-day event that focused on how developments in AI have become a business-critical consideration for traditional banks.

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Jumio promotes Robert Prigge to president

Jumio, the leading AI-powered trusted identity as a service provider, today announced the promotion of Robert Prigge to president.

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Banks have been the catalyst for Nordic digital identity success

In conversation with Finextra Research, Arkwright’s Frank Wunderlich and Signicat’s John Erik Setsaas discuss their new report which highlights how the Nordic region can now act as a blueprint for digital identity success and how banks are crucial for this positive result.

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Money 20/20 Asia Q&A: ForgeRock’s Linden Dawson on identity services showstoppers

Linden Dawson, APAC customer success manager at ForgeRock, took to the stage at Money 20/20 Asia in Singapore to discuss the evolution of biometric technologies and how industry players are forced to weigh up the security vs. convenience paradox. Following the panel session, Finextra caught up with Dawson to ask how identity initiatives are being implemented in Australia and Southeast Asia, with respect to cultural issues and data management.

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The Future of Personal Identity: Opportunities and risks for banks

As Google and Facebook come under increasing scrutiny over consumer data privacy issues, Finextra's Future of Personal Identity 2019 report reveals new opportunities for banks to rebuild trust and take on the threat from Big Tech giants.

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EU and global securities regulators welcome agreement on data transfer

The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) welcome the Opinion of the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) on their administrative arrangement for the transfer of personal data between European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Supervisory Authorities and non-EEA Financial Supervisory Authorities.

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Jumio introduces biometric video selfie identity proofing

In an interview with Finextra, Jumio’s president Robert Prigge explains the reasoning behind the firm's new 3D video selfie verification, which combines the enrollment and authentication phases of the identity proofing process.

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Royal Bank of Canada named in Facebook privacy scandal

Royal Bank of Canada has become embroiled in a privacy scandal engulfing Facebook after it emerged that the social network appeared to provide a raft of Big Tech companies with privileged access to user accounts.

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Mobey Forum sets up digital ID expert group

Mobey Forum, the global industry association empowering banks and other financial institutions to shape the future of digital financial services, today announces the formation of the Digital ID Expert Group.

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N26 to offer Mastercard exchange rate with no mark-up in event of no deal Brexit

In an interview with Finextra, N26’s head of international markets Alex Weber reveals that in the event of a no deal Brexit, the German challenger bank will continue to offer the same Mastercard exchange rates as it currently does, despite the potential dissolution of the cross-border payment fee cap.

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Tuple and GXChain bid to build P2P data exchange marketplace

Tuple, a new GDPR-compliant decentralised marketplace for trading data assets and value-added data, has formed a strategic partnership with GXChain, a data-centric public blockchain that supports over 140,000 data transactions per day.

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Money20/20 Day Two: The trade-off between banking innovation and financial security

Feedzai CEO Nuno Sebastião opened day two of Money20/20 in Las Vegas with an educated discussion about emerging technology, financial crime and how banking executives are changing their attitude towards fraud.

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Italian Banking Association joins GDPR-focused Defend project

Cybersecurity, privacy, personal identity and data protection: these are the topics on which the European project "DEFeND - Data govErnance For supportiNg GDPR" (General Data Protection Regulation), funded by the Commission under the "Europe Horizon 2020" programme, was launched.

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Money 20/20 Day One: GDPR, AI and the art of conversation

Banking innovators and fintech disruptors have once again descended upon the Las Vegas Strip for another jam-packed Money20/20 US event, a four-day jamboree exploring the revolution of money in all its forms.

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Data privacy laws threaten to stop fintech in its tracks - Asifma

A fragmented patchwork of data privacy rules threatens to upend the promise of new developments in financial technology across Asia, a leading trade body has warned.