In recent years, Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) adoption has surged, as non-financial brands have sought to offer innovative financial products directly to their customers and diversify their revenue streams.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) make up the overwhelming majority (99%) of all businesses in the EU. For a company like METRO, a wholesaler for customers in the hotel, restaurants and catering (HoReCa) industry, as well as independent merchants, small business owners are at the heart of their company.
For businesses looking to remain competitive in today’s crowded financial ecosystem, integrated payment services stand out as an innovative solution to customer engagement and retention.
More than two-thirds of European small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are planning to adopt real-time payment processing in the next 12 months, new research from Vodeno has revealed.
The investment world has always been something of a closed shop for the few who were knowledgeable enough or wealthy enough to pay for a fund manager.
Entrepreneurs are powering two of the biggest current consumer trends, the gig and marketplace economies.
By 2025, the European Commission expects some 43 million people in the EU to be working through digital labour platforms, an increase from around 28 million today.
NatWest Group plc and the Vodeno Group enter into a Strategic Partnership to Create Banking-as-a-Service Business.
A new independent survey of more than 2,000 senior decision-makers from European SMEs reveals the challenges faced by the current payment ecosystem. It found: On average, 35% claimed that payments take between two and three days to reach their business 54% have been forced to take out a loan as
In the current global economy, cross-border transactions are surging – and quick. As eCommerce and international trade have gone from strength to strength, the value of cross-border payments is predicted to rise from almost $150 trillion in 2017 to over $250 trillion by 2027, according to modelling from the Bank of England.
The topic of payment innovation is one of the biggest trends dominating the financial news.
In recent years, Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) adoption has surged, as non-financial brands have sought to offer innovative financial products directly to their customers and diversify their revenue streams.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) make up the overwhelming majority (99%) of all businesses in the EU. For a company like METRO, a wholesaler for customers in the hotel, restaurants and catering (HoReCa) industry, as well as independent merchants, small business owners are at the heart of their company.
For businesses looking to remain competitive in today’s crowded financial ecosystem, integrated payment services stand out as an innovative solution to customer engagement and retention.
More than two-thirds of European small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are planning to adopt real-time payment processing in the next 12 months, new research from Vodeno has revealed.
The investment world has always been something of a closed shop for the few who were knowledgeable enough or wealthy enough to pay for a fund manager.
Entrepreneurs are powering two of the biggest current consumer trends, the gig and marketplace economies.
By 2025, the European Commission expects some 43 million people in the EU to be working through digital labour platforms, an increase from around 28 million today.
NatWest Group plc and the Vodeno Group enter into a Strategic Partnership to Create Banking-as-a-Service Business.
A new independent survey of more than 2,000 senior decision-makers from European SMEs reveals the challenges faced by the current payment ecosystem. It found: On average, 35% claimed that payments take between two and three days to reach their business 54% have been forced to take out a loan as
In the current global economy, cross-border transactions are surging – and quick. As eCommerce and international trade have gone from strength to strength, the value of cross-border payments is predicted to rise from almost $150 trillion in 2017 to over $250 trillion by 2027, according to modelling from the Bank of England.
The topic of payment innovation is one of the biggest trends dominating the financial news.
