We sat down with Marc Housieaux, Group Finance Manager at Kartesia, a privately-owned European specialist financing small and middle-market companies with more than €4.5bn of assets under management as per June 2022. He shared with the audience why Kartesia chose to automate its corporate payments...
Enterprise Payments (ENPAY), Finologee’s new professional payments and multi-bank account access management platform, is designed to enable financial industry and institutional players to enhance their payments processes....
A recent survey conducted by The LHoFT in association with The Payments Association EU looked at payments in the Grand Duchy, examining how Luxembourg consumers pay, the basis on which they make their choices and how they envisage future payment behaviour. Among the many interesting...
On 18 November, Finologee hosted a workshop on digital KYC journeys in the life insurance market. A group of about 30 industry professionals gathered at this in-person meeting at Finologee’s premises....
When it comes to payment processes, companies are facing daunting and growing challenges. Currently, a significant number of corporates and financial institutions still rely heavily on manual processes, such as paper-based payment instructions or authorisations that require manual data entry and physical signatures, which may...
Here are the press clippings of mentions, featuring and articles on our latest platform ENPAY....
Fintech specialist Finologee has developed a robust system to automate professional payments and enhance workflow....
We cover some of the high-level aspects for you to consider that will help you map your user journey. Read them here!...
On 18 February 2021, the EBA published its second opinion regarding obstacles to the provision of TPP services under PSD2. In this opinion, it requests national competent authorities (NCAs) to reinforce supervisory measures taken against Account Servicing Payment Service Providers (ASPSPs) that still retain such...
Digital account opening and KYC/AML client file updates have traditionally been carried out in a variety of ways. In the past, in-person meetings at branches or the client’s home, postal delivery and email are all commonly used to collect documents. ‘Wet ink’ signatures were often...