All articles by Robert Prendergast
Robert Prendergast
Mbanq launches student financing app, Estu
Estu’s app is designed for students and features a suite of tools to simplify financial management and get the most out of the student experience
One third of Canadians using AI to manage finances
55% of Gen Z use AI to help manage their finances and investments, more than any other generation
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Kirkland & Ellis top M&A legal advisers in financial services sector in H1 2024, reveals GlobalData
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz achieved its position in terms of value by advising on $46.5bn worth of deals
10x Banking launches ‘Meta Core’ to help banks achieve full transformation faster
10x Banking has unveiled the world’s first ‘meta core’ platform for banks, a fast, straight-forward and derisked path to full transformation
Export Development Bank of Egypt enhances operations with OpenText
OpenText’s IT Operations Cloud solutions streamline bank’s service management infrastructure to unlock efficiencies
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Standard Chartered hosts Liverpool FC pre-season events
As Liverpool arrive in the US for a pre-season tour, the club’s sponsor Standard Chartered will host two soccer clinics for children in Philadelphia
Camunda partners with OakNorth to further enhance its customer experience and business agility
OakNorth to use Camunda Process Orchestration to optimise business lending, due diligence, back-office and customer-facing processes
Citi and Evercore top M&A financial advisers in oil and gas sector in H1 2024
Citi and Evercore were the top mergers and acquisitions (M&A) financial advisers in the oil and gas sector according to GlobalData
Revolut receives UK banking licence
Revolut enters the PRA mobilisation stage designed for new banks to complete the build of their banking operations
Is AI fraud in banking just getting started?
UK technology company Zenoo has issued a warning to the banking community that the malevolent use of AI will only grow