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Month: April 2019

Google is taking over: Now it’s moving its financial services from London to Dublin

The technology giant has taken the decision to move its payment platforms from London to Ireland, before a Brexit without agreement. The company has announced to its users that as of April 4 the company responsible for offering the services will be the subsidiary Google Ireland Limited. The financial activity…

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New startups help with traveling

New travel assistants These startups make the visit to the restaurant easier when traveling. Discover Tasting new dishes is one of many reasons why we travel at all. These technical helpers make that even easier. Five startups made it to the final of the Gastronomy Tourism Startup Competition of the…

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Swiss Fintechs do not have it easy

Swissquote, the online bank, sees tremendous opportunities for digitization and cryptocurrency growth. In an interview with finews.ch, co-founder and CEO Marc Bürki reveals how he wants to do this. Mr Bürki, at the end of July 2018, the financial newspaper Finanz und Wirtschaft wrote: Swissquote is doing well. Since then,…

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Insurer company joins a startup

Just a few months after the acquisition of start-up Relayr by reinsurer Munich Re, Talanx, the third-largest German insurance group, is entering the Berlin start-up Next Big Think. The Hanoverians participate via their industrial insurer HDI Global as a leading investor in current financing round at the start-up forge. The…

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What is the “Fintech Law”?: All about the issue involving open banking and crypto

On March 23, 2017, the draft of a financial technology law was published in Mexico with the intention of regulating the administration, operation, and implementation of companies that wish to offer citizens access to an alternative form of investment and finance. In its initial stage, this project was an early…

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