Rob Haslingden

Aug 15, 2023 | finextra.com | Anne Plested |Indra Chourasia |John Bertrand |Rob Haslingden

News in your inbox For Finextra's free daily newsletter, breaking news and flashes and weekly job board. Channels Group External | what does this mean? This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Stressed out and overwhelmed - that seems to be the sentiment among data leaders in financial services.

Aug 15, 2023 | finextra.com | Anne Plested |Indra Chourasia |John Bertrand |Rob Haslingden

From recent times, almost all gambling news automatically implies upcoming changes in Curacao. In March of this year, the industry was expecting new Curacao gambling regulations, which was the main consequence of starting issues with obtaining new sublicenses. Some Master License Holders have even stopped onboarding new licensees because of that, mainly to prevent further risks with the transition to a new state license of the new regulator Curacao Gaming Authority.

Aug 14, 2023 | finextra.com | John Bertrand |Rob Haslingden |Lisa Scott |Ivan Heard

Emergence of ubiquitous Big Techs Big techs, more popularly known as Tech Giants, are the large information technology companies, whose dominance across industry sectors is manifested by a marked upshift in the post Dot-com bubble era.

Aug 14, 2023 | finextra.com | John Bertrand |Rob Haslingden |Lisa Scott |Ivan Heard

At the end of June, Britain and the European Union signed a long-delayed post-Brexit cooperation pact in financial services – the memorandum of understanding on regulatory cooperation. The aim is to increase cooperation on financial services, establishing a forum where the EU and UK can meet twice a year to discuss financial regulation and standards. What should brokers and other participants be thinking about now that the UK and the EU are willing to work together on regulatory changes?

Aug 14, 2023 | finextra.com | John Bertrand |Jamel Derdour |Sergei Artimenia |Rob Haslingden

Digital payments are becoming increasingly popular all over the world. In 2022, the global digital payments market was valued at over $7 trillion and is expected to grow to over $10 trillion by 2028. There are many benefits to increasing digital payments, including: Convenience: Digital payments are much more convenient than cash or checks. You can make payments from anywhere, at any time, with just a few taps on your phone.