Remove 2022 Remove Central Bank Remove Financial Inclusion
article thumbnail

Ziina Secures Stored Value Facility Licence From UAE Central Bank and Expands Range of Services

The Fintech Times

Ziina , a UAE-based financial platform supporting consumers and entrepreneurs, has secured the Stored Value Facility (SVF) licence from the UAE Central Bank , enabling it to expand its range of financial services. per cent in 2022 to 19.4 per cent within the next decade.

article thumbnail

FPC 2022 Spring Member Meeting

Faster Payments Council

This in-person event will take place on March 3-4, 2022 at the Loews New Orleans Hotel. Attend this session to hear a discussion on financial inclusion, authentication, and consumer protections. indoor mask mandate is also in effect. This panel will cover lessons learned from other countries regarding the end-user experience.

FPC 88
article thumbnail

FPC 2022 Fall Member Meeting

Faster Payments Council

This in-person event will take place on September 14-15, 2022 at the Delta Hotels Minneapolis Northeast in Minneapolis, MN.

FPC 88
article thumbnail

Mastercard and Equity Bank Join Forces to Enhance Cross Border Money Transfers in Kenya

Fintech Finance

Remittances are a key economic driver in Sub-Saharan Africa with a reported $53 billion flowing into the region in 2022. In Kenya, the Central Bank of Kenya reported $5.77 billion worth of foreign currency inflows in 2022.

article thumbnail

SAMA Promotes Financial Innovation in Saudi Arabia With a Focus On Open Banking

The Fintech Times

The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) is working on strengthening the Saudi Arabian fintech ecosystem, and in doing so, has recognised the potential of open banking. As a result, SAMA has announced the issuance of the second release under the open banking framework, focused on the payment initiation service (PIS).

article thumbnail

Mastercard Joins Forces With Equity Bank to Bolster Cross-Border Transactions in Kenya

The Fintech Times

Remittances remain a key economic driver in Sub-Saharan Africa with a reported $53billion flowing into the region in 2022. In Kenya, the Central Bank of Kenya reported $5.77 billion worth of foreign currency inflows in 2022.

article thumbnail

Mongolia’s Fintech Future: Building a Digital Economy in a Land of Contrasts

The Fintech Times

The financial sector Five major banks – Golomt Bank, Khan Bank, State Bank, Khas Bank and Trade and Development Bank -predominantly control Mongolia’s financial services sector, collectively accounting for around 90 percent of the country’s financing. For example, Singapore-based Finbots.ai

Economy 115