Bank of England publishes an omnibus accounts policy to enable innovative payment systems

Here at Fnality International, we were pleased to see Christina Segal-Knowles, Executive Director, Market Infrastructure Directorate at the Bank of England address the challenges and opportunities in payments post Covid on 11^th June 2020. The key points that we take from the speech are as follows:

The Fnality team is very pleased to have been voted as one of The Financial Technologist’s ‘Most Influential Financial Technology Companies 2020’. The judging panel included representation from EY, Lloyds, Baringa and more.

Fnality International can confirm that we are adding Adhara to our ecosystem of vendors as a trusted partner, specifically on the design, configuration and implementation of the blockchain elements. This is in line with our long term goal to pursue an open collaboration model for multiple partners for development of the Fnality Global Payments and associated software products. Adhara’s experience of working with Commercial Banks, Central Banks and Exchanges on Liquidity Mgt, FX and Payments provides broad input to Fnality at this stage of our journey. 

The Fnality team were very pleased to be part of AFME’s 2nd Annual Capital Markets Technology and Innovation Conference. Engaging with the industry is an essential part of what we all need to do as we look at changing the capital markets part of our business. If you are there, we hope you’ll stop by our stand. Daniel Heller, our Head of Regulatory Affairs will be speaking on a panel on Friday too.

Fnality and Finteum are partnering to deliver a blockchain-based solution for settling FX swaps transactions.

Mizuho joins list of Fnality shareholders