WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS - Week 13
Every day, ADN'ews analyses the latest innovations and news on financial services and international payment. Focus on announcements that should not be missed this week and that outline major trends in the sector.
JP Morgan ahead of quantum bank
Evident is a data analysis and performance platform specialized in monitoring and evaluating the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the banking sector. In addition to its annual report on the subject, it has also published a benchmark focusing on the adoption of quantum technologies. JP Morgan is internationally distinguished, but in France, Mutual Credit Also pulls his pin from the game.
According to Evident's estimates, the quantum computing market could generate an estimated $622 billion by 2035. Since last August, the quantum sector has also seen a 10% increase in the number of skilled professionals.
CPol puts a "house" terminal in the hands of online buyers
Welsh start-up Burbank has just signed a world premiere on secure online card payments. She presented her latest technology called CPol, for "Card-Present over Internet". This solution allows consumers wishing to make an online purchase to pay for it by using their connected device equipped with a NFC reader like a home payment terminal.
BoursoBank opens to cryptoactive trading
BoursoBank has just announced the enrichment of its stock exchange offering allowing its customers to make investments via an Ordinary Securities Account (CTO), an Equity Savings Plan (PEA) or a PEA-SME. From now on, investors will also be able to choose to place their money on cryptoactives via an exchange trading notes selection with underlying cryptoactives offered on the stock exchange.
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