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Portugal's SIBS Takes Payments Platform International

PYMNTS

The Instant Payments Solution platform from SIBS, launched in 2018 to ensure instant payments processing at a national level, is now also providing these operations between European financial institutions. Larger companies could leverage instant payments for better liquidity management, as they juggle payroll or invoices,” he said.

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The 35 Biggest Banking, Mortgage & BankTech Events in 2023

Fintech Labs Insights

Below is our curated list of the best global banking tech events, conferences and trade shows in 2023. These are the largest events in the financial services industry geared towards banking technologists, program managers, marketers, developers and C-Suite execs at both legacy financial institutions and upstart banktech and fintech firms.

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Digital payments on the rise in India – what does this mean for the region?

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At the moment, some parts of this region are still heavily cash dependent, with research from McKinsey and Capgemini suggesting just two per cent of transactions in emerging nations of Asia-Pacific were cashless last year – though this rises to 35 per cent in developed countries. But could this be set to change sooner rather than later?

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Payment Rails Present Many Paths To B2B Payments Optimization

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The service is fully automated using the company’s proprietary blockchain platform, the company said, adding that the feature can help support businesses’ own supplier payments and cash flow management as a result of having quicker access to funds. According to the Fed, the rollout of FedNow remains on track for 2023 or 2024.

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12 Industries Experts Say Millennials Are Killing — And Why They’re Wrong

CB Insights

Managing money that doesn’t go as far — when it’s not tied up in debt payments — hugely affects how millennials budget and spend. Experts predict more than 1,000 department stores will die by 2023, and their overall share of the apparel category will plummet by 66%. Millennials value spending their money ethically.