Concur deepens China presence, why biometrics struggles in corporate mobile banking, and India plans Amazon-like government procurement.
| | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | Shifting China's Supply Chains To Digitalization Tradeshift's two latest ventures in China are aimed at connecting trading partners, with an eye on technology and streamlining transactions (and supply chains). The firm's cofounder Mikkel Hippe Brun tells PYMNTS why a digital supply chain is key to connecting trading partners and offering trade-based financial services. Read More... |
Small, Early-Stage Funding Rounds Dominate B2B FinTech We're covering two weeks' worth of B2B venture capital funding, and across the board, small, early-stage investments led the way. India saw the majority of the VC activity, but it was an AP automation startup in the U.S. that nabbed the most funding with $18 million â certainly not the largest round the industry has seen but far from a dud nonetheless. Read More... |
| Corporate Banking | Biometrics Embraced For Mobile Corporate Banking (Though Not Fully) CFOs want to replace the experience of going into a bank branch with a quick swipe of the smartphone, and corporates' embrace of mobile banking has helped give rise to biometric authentication measures on these platforms. Comarch and EyeVerify, which have just partnered to help banks offer biometric authentication for corporate mobile banking clients, tells PYMNTS why the technology is taking off â and why it isn't. Read More... |
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