Citi on how FIs can promote trade finance resiliency, UiPath raises $225 million for RPA, and the Bank of England says digital currency on the horizon
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| The B2B Subscription Economy Puts Marketplaces In Unfamiliar Billing Territory Online marketplaces have an expanding opportunity to step into the subscription economy and help end-users consolidate their products and payments within one platform. Although the proposition is attractive, Aria Systems Chief Innovation Officer Brendan OâBrien told PYMNTS that these marketplacesâ billing workflows arenât built for a consolidated recurring revenue model, with some of the largest billing challenges emerging in the B2B subscription economy in particular. |
| FinTechs Unite With Common Goal Of Banking-as-a-Service With bank-FinTech tie-ups growing more popular, FinTechs themselves are similarly discovering value in collaborating with each other to elevate their value proposition for joint financial institution clients. This week's roundup of bank-FinTech partnerships examines how FinTechs are working together to build out-of-the-box solutions for banks. Plus, one bank-servicing FinTech sets its IPO expectations even higher. |
| | Global Trade Finance | | Citi: FIs' Role In Creating Resilient Global Trade Finance Initiatives Though they couldnât have predicted the global pandemic at the time, Citi and the International Finance Corp. created a Global Trade Liquidity Program in 2009. Now, the two partners are reviving the initiative to connect emerging-market businesses with much-needed trade finance. Speaking with Karen Webster, Ebru Pakcan, Citi's global head of treasury and trade solutions, spells out three pillars that are enabling a decade-old initiative to make a profound impact in 2020. |
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