Technology has transformed the world of banking, bringing all manner of new services to the table and revolutionising the way that customers manage their finances. Gone are the days of fixed branches and localised appointments. Today’s banking is done with the click of a button. However, technology has also brought…
Finance
The EU and Banks are Falling Behind in The Global Fintech Race
The CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial organisations will call on the EU to launch its own cryptocurrency in order to compete globally. Joining a line-up at the Delta Summit in Malta that includes Apple co-founder Steve Wozniack and the Prime Minister of Malta, deVere’s chief executive and…
Revolut CEO: We Hope to Hit $10 Billion Valuation In A Few Years
Revolut, the UK-based financial technology company, is expected to reach and surpass the $10 billion valuation in just a few years. Nik Storonsky, the CEO and Founder of Revolut confirmed this during an exclusive interview with LearnBonds.com. During the interview, Mr.
Dubai Soars to Number Eight Amongst Global Financial Powerhouses
Dubai has risen up the ranks of the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) to number eight position, representing its highest ever ranking. The city is the only financial centre within MEASA to appear within the top 10 rankings, placing it alongside other pivotal financial hubs such as London, New York,…
Liechtenstein- Providing Legal Certainty in a Rapidly Changing Fintech Landscape
Liechtenstein, a jurisdiction well known for its friendly corporate law and providing flexibility to entrepreneurs, is now focused on providing a law designed to unleash the full potential of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and blockchain projects. Far exceeding the scope of innovations such as bitcoin and its underlying technology, the…
Liechtenstein A Credible Centre For Sustainability
Interview with Simon Tribelhorn, CEO of Liechtenstein Bankers Association CEO Insight: What are the greatest challenges for the Liechtenstein financial center in the year ahead? Simon Tribelhorn: For Liechtenstein’s banks, Germany, Austria and Switzerland are the most important markets. The economic situation in these…