Technology

Fighting in Ukraine spurs factoring and digitalization adoption.

Banks like JPMorgan are mostly on Decentraland—a 3D virtual world run by the nonprofit—to learn.

Walmart is finalizing its push into the metaverse, according to trademark application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office at the end of 2021.

The acquisition also lets Microsoft get its foot into the metaverse’s door.

Facebook rebrands itself and reshuffles its executive suite.

The fast-rising valuations of tech companies have also motivated firms to change their employee incentive structures.

Analysts say the cryptocurrency’s spike in price has more to do with inflation fears than pent-up demand for nascent ETFs. 

Sber expects banks of the future to be built on a multimodal architecture using voice, touch, gestures and computer vision interchangeably for an amazing user experience. 

The ECB moves forward with plans to create a digital Euro and digital wallets for consumers.

The first installment of a Global Finance series explaining the ins and outs of cryptocurrencies.

G7 proposal could stem the tax-rate race to the bottom and shift focus away from digital.

India backs down from its inital ban on cryptocurrencies.

Almost half of the North American organizations polled have suffered a data breach via a third party in the past 12 months.

Barring cryptocurrencies will prevent Chinese yuan from leaving China in the form of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, allowing the government to maintain control of its centralized fiscal and economic systems.

Artificial intelligence is already doing a lot for us behind the scenes, and a surge of new and better applications is on the way.

Paolo Rubano, Finance Transformation director at Italian insurance giant Generali Assicurazioni after a decade at France’s Axa, discusses the need for major multinationals to be more agile, more digital and more customer-centric.

The ability of cloud-based systems to deliver faster payments—and treasury insights—took on added importance during the pandemic.

Banking as a service is burgeoning—and with it, considerable challenges and opportunities.

Bjarne Tellmann is senior vice president and general counsel at GSK Consumer Healthcare, a joint venture that combines the consumer brands of GSK and Pfizer. He speaks to Global Finance about the intersectionality of his work.