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Rosalia Mazza
Rosalia Mazza
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Rosalia Mazza
Where the global fintech community will gathers. Covering fintech infrastructure, real-time payments, AI, DeFi, sustainable finance, insurtech, embedded finance, regtech, ESG, financial health and much, much more.
The largest finance and fintech gathering in the Nordics, with conference days on 23 and 24 September. Alongside keynotes and roundtables there is an R&D expo, startup awards and, somewhat...
A citywide week of panels, meetups and networking in one of the US payments capitals: roughly 70% of US card transactions are processed through Georgia. Five days, five themes, for...
DORA, the Data Act, a proposed Cloud and AI Development Act, Wero and the digital euro all point in the same direction: Europe wants control over its financial infrastructure. The hard part is that most of its banks and fintechs depend on three US hyperscalers.
Open banking was supposed to make old bank channels obsolete. Eight years after PSD2, corporates still move their money over EBICS, and the next wave of EU rules (PSD3, the PSR and a slimmed-down FiDA) is more likely to cement that split than end it.
BlackRock's new paper on the "machine-native economy" argues that autonomous AI agents will need stablecoins and tokenised compute. The thesis is dominating fintech feeds this week. The on-chain data tells a more cautious story, and Europe's rulebook adds a twist.
Where the global fintech community will gathers. Covering fintech infrastructure, real-time payments, AI, DeFi, sustainable finance, insurtech, embedded finance, regtech, ESG, financial health and much, much more.
The largest finance and fintech gathering in the Nordics, with conference days on 23 and 24 September. Alongside keynotes and roundtables there is an R&D expo, startup awards and, somewhat...
A citywide week of panels, meetups and networking in one of the US payments capitals: roughly 70% of US card transactions are processed through Georgia. Five days, five themes, for...
In their response to the Commission's MiCA review, the ECB and the EU's national central banks ask Brussels to drop the rule forcing large stablecoins to hold 60% of reserves as bank deposits. The reason is financial stability, not crypto friendliness.
With Pontes, live since 21 September, banks can settle tokenised securities in central bank money for the first time. The technology is not the story. The story is that Europe has decided the cash leg of on-chain markets should not depend on stablecoins or private deposit tokens.
Crypto regulation is moving from enforcement theatre to infrastructure design — but the legal foundation is still unfinished. As the Clarity Act window narrows before U.S. midterms, builders face a practical choice: wait for Washington, or architect systems that can survive shifting rules, local compliance demands, and future political reversals.
