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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Fiserv | October 27, 2021

Fiserv, Inc, a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology solutions, today announced a strategic relationship with Bakkt, a trusted digital asset platform that enables consumers to buy, sell, send and spend a range of digital assets. The combination of expansive capabilities from Fiserv, including the ability to move funds into and out of mobile wallets, with Bakkt’s digital asset platform will enable practical uses of crypto and emerging asset classes. Read More

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

ViewTrade | January 03, 2023

The broker-dealer subsidiary of ViewTrade Holding Corporation, ViewTrade Securities, Inc., announced the launch of its carrying broker services. This expands ViewTrade Holding Corporation's already robust B2B2C technology and services offerings, which are used by a variety of international customers, including broker-dealers, registered investment advisors (RIAs), and Fintechs. The financial services clients of ViewTrade Securities now have the option of opening accounts with ...

PAYMENTS

Esker | October 06, 2021

Esker, a global cloud platform and leader in AI-driven process automation solutions for finance and customer service functions, today announced the launch of Esker Pay, an extensive set of integrated payment capabilities and strategic Fintech partnerships to help businesses unlock cashflow. Fully integrated with Esker’s Procure-to-Pay and Order-to-Cash solution suites, Esker Pay helps businesses better manage cashflow by eliminating manual, complex, and inefficient processes...

Reuters | April 28, 2020

U.S. crude prices settled about 3% lower on Tuesday after data showing domestic stockpiles didn’t rise as high as had been expected given tightening storage, despite pledges to cut production from May 1. Markets were supported on hopes demand would recover after some authorities announced the easing of coronavirus-related restrictions. At least 16 U.S. states looked set to restart business, but Britain said it was too dangerous to relax the lockdown for fear of a second outbreak. Read More