The South African payments processor PayInc, formerly BankservAfrica, now has South African Reserve Bank (SARB) as a 50% shareholder, alongside leading commercial banks – Absa, Access Bank, African Bank, Capitec, Citibank SA, FirstRand, Investec, Nedbank and Standard Bank.
G+D has bought the Payments & Banking Services business of Bank-Verlag, wh…
Reviewing the year shows that the arguments for and examples of the value of cash have piled up this year and…
The National Bank of Kazakhstan has taken to LinkedIn to report progress o…
At the Future of Cash conference in October, Roel van Anholt from the Dutc…
Currency Research (CR) hosted its annual Americas Cash Cycle Seminar earlier this month in Miami, returning to South Florida after an eight-year absence. The 2025 edition welcomed 214 delegates from 99 organisations – including 35 central and commercial banks – from 36 countries, making it the best-attended Americas Seminar in more than a decade, according to CR.
A World Bank blog looks at fast payment systems (FPS) in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) based on a new World Bank report that analyses data on FPS across 11 LAC countries. It found that the in…
Bazil Sansom, a Research Fellow at Warwick Business School, has written a useful summary of the UK’s stablecoin challenge for Finextra. Over the last few weeks, both the Governor and Deputy Governor …
The National Bank of Kazakhstan has taken to LinkedIn to report progress on the Digital …
Norges Bank has assessed whether introducing a CBDC is appropriate to ensure that paying with …
Currency Research (CR) hosted its annual Americas Cash Cycle Seminar earlier this month in Miami, …
G+D has bought the Payments & Banking Services business of Bank-Verlag, which processes 25% of …
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