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Markets look to continued growth in 2023 – valantic FSA’s latest Sell-Side Fixed Income Expert Network Report
London, 16 March 2023 – Participants in the Sell-Side Fixed Income Expert Network have a […]
Competition and Markets Authority (CMA): Customer survey ranks banks amid cost of living crisis
The latest independent results from large scale surveys ranking the service quality of personal and […]
Be A Know-it-all: The solution to the £61 billion late payment problem has launched
Know-it, a Scottish fintech start-up, has officially launched their cloud-based credit management platform. Founded by […]
NatWest launches Confirmation of Payee (COP) API for commercial customers
NatWest has today announced the launch of a new direct access Confirmation of Payee (CoP) […]
Senior RBS “intrapreneur” joins Know-it to lead business growth strategy
Innovative, Glasgow-based credit management software firm, Know-it, has today announced the appointment of Gordon Merrylees, as […]
NatWest Group and Mastercard Extend Reach of Pay by Bank app to almost Half of all UK Mobile Banking Customers
Mastercard and NatWest Group today announced a further expansion of their partnership bringing faster, secure […]
Revolut launches Open Banking for its over 1 million Irish retail and business customers
Irish retail customers can now connect their AIB, Permanent TSB, Ulster Bank, and Bank of Ireland bank accounts to Revolut, allowing them to see all of their balances and transactions in one single app
NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster Bank launch card for carers to support vulnerable customers and those in isolation
NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster Bank have today announced the introduction of a new ‘companion card’ – a supplement to their existing current accounts that will enable vulnerable customers and those in extended isolation to give trusted volunteers a way to pay for their essential goods.
NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster Bank launch card for carers to support vulnerable customers and those in isolation
NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster Bank have today announced the introduction of a new ‘companion card’ – a supplement to their existing current accounts that will enable vulnerable customers and those in extended isolation to give trusted volunteers a way to pay for their essential goods
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Open API & RBS
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about their open API.
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Customer Data and Security
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about data and security.
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Regulation
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about regulation.
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Human Element in a Digital World
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about the human element.
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Innovation
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about innovation.
Ciarán Coyle, Ulster Bank: Future
Ciarán Coyle from Ulster Bank speaks to us about the future.
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