All articles by Douglas Blakey
Douglas Blakey
DBS should focus on digitalisation to capitalise on its acquisition of Citibank’s Taiwan operations
DBS’s move to acquire Citibank’s consumer banking operations in Taiwan (Province of China) will prove highly beneficial for the bank, as long as it can tap into the digital needs of Taiwanese consumers writes Phoebe Hodgson
RBCx: Redefining what a bank can do
RBCx is on a mission to fuel Canada’s tech innovation economy.
Australian consumers more scam aware as losses fall: CBA
Commonwealth Bank of Australia protects customers from more than A$228m ($147m) scam attempts via its prevention and detection programme
BankVic partners with NextGen to transform lending experience
Australia-based mutual selects NextGen as its technology partner for retail and broker application lodgement right through to loan processing and approval
Signal: Flex raises $120m, launches finance super app for business owners
Flex launches business credit card and banking solution; funding round led by Florida Funders with participation from Home Depot
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Standard Life and Moneyhub to deliver commercial pensions dashboard
Powered by Moneyhub’s Open Finance capabilities, the dashboard will be embedded into Standard Life’s existing customer app
Emirates NBD unveils ENBD X
New mobile banking app offers access to more than 150 everyday banking services and features an embedded digital wealth platform on which users can invest in and trade over 11,000 global and local ETFs and equities
Monzo Investments launch will help create new young investors
Yasha Kuruvilla explains the thinking behind the launch of Monzo Investments
Nagad’s digital bank on cards
Bangladesh-based Mobile Financial Service (MFS) provider readies launch of digital bank
DailyPay works with BMO to offer commercial customers earned wage access
Collaboration aims to help BMO’s commercial clients gain a competitive advantage as it relates to hiring and recruiting in a historically tight labour market