In brief: Latvia creates new license to attract fintech players
Latvia introduces a new licence to recognise a new type of financial institution as "specialised credit institutions", a status that officially e...
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The tightening of the rules on consumer credit is taking place
The French Government working It has long been necessary to strengthen legislation around the activities of the BNPL and the mini credits. Its ac...
In brief: BaFin imposes new restrictions on N26
New twist in the history of N26 and its complicated relations with regulators. The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), which ...
FCA launches Firm Checker against financial fraud
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launches Firm Checker, a new tool presented as a simple tool to help consumers verify the authenticity of finan...
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) takes power
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), regulator and supervisor of the EU financial markets, has just welcomed the decision of the...
Testamento manages beneficiary clauses with the help of AI
Testamento is a French platform specialized in awareness raising, inheritance anticipation and wealth management, mainly for the insurance and fo...
Klarna launches Wallet and debit card in the UK
Klarna In recent years, there has been a strong mobilization to settle in the United States. With success. But most recently, it was in the UK th...
WEEKLY FACTS - Week 37
Every day, Adnews reviews the latest innovations and news on financial services and international payment. Focus on announcements that should not...
Government tightens tone on BNPL
The Council of Ministers was recently considering the issue of consumer credit. The Minister of Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sover...
Over-indebtedness continues to grow in France
The Bank of France has just published its latest Banking Inclusion Observatory (BIO) for the year 2024. In this way, it has gone on to a recurrin...
In brief: UK hardens tone against BNPL
Acting as a counter-current response to recent decisions The UK Government has just clarified the new regulations that will now govern the BNPL m...
The CFPB is facing up on the theme of the BNPL
The election of the new US President has decidedly many consequences, more or less expected, on many markets. The BNPL is no exception to the rul...
Chime neobank offers instant loans
Mobile bank Chemen, an American financial technology company based in San Francisco and founded in 2013, has just presented a new offer in the fo...
Recipient verification: one step further towards safer payments in the euro area
The Eurosystem has completed the exploratory phase of its Beneficiary Verification Service (VoP), a tool designed to enhance the security of euro...
DORA: A key framework for the digital resilience of the European financial sector
With the entry into force of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) in January 2025, Europe is developing a rigorous framework to strength...
CFPB launches public consultation on protection of digital payments
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) the US is currently working to change legislation as the payments and financial services market e...
WEEKLY FACTS – Week 1
Every day, ADN'ews analyses the latest innovations and news on financial services and international payment. Focus on announcements that should n...
Instant transfers are now free of charge
On 26 February, the EU Council Adopted the regulation on the instant transfer. The text should then simplify the use of the instant payment and e...
Adyen and Affirm strengthen their association in Canada
The Dutch payment platform Adyen has signed a partnership strengthening with a specialist of BNPL. This time it is Affirm, the American FinTech s...
Klarna severely punished in Sweden
This is a decision that should not fix the affairs of Klarna. While the giant of the BNPL prepare Its entry into the United States to satisfy its...
