What is interesting is the “anti-China” approach the tech firms have taken as they attempt to resist calls for more stringent regulation. Silicon Valley firms are arguing that this could lead to “Chinese tech giants getting more powerful.” Why?
AppGallery, one of the top three app marketplaces globally, has announced that global financial superapp Revolut, one of the world’s largest FinTech’s, will launch on the platform
Innovative startups and scaleups from Europe have a chance to get fast track to 1 Million euro investment from Huawei and many valuable prizes in the European Startup Challenge, online competition for the first time opened to companies from the whole Europe, organized by Vestbee, the leading matchmaking platform for startups, VC funds, accelerators and corporates.
As Huawei continues to identify new routes for innovation in the financial services industry, it has today announced plans to enable Open Banking services on AppGallery through a new partnership with Neonomics - the leading pure API platform provider.
Using Open Banking and HMS Core technology, Snoop will provide AppGallery users with access to popular high street banks, including Lloyds, Halifax, Barclays, HSBC, NatWest and Santander. The partnership means that Huawei can continue its efforts to drive financial health in the UK, providing consumers with access to a choice of different financial services.
Huawei remains committed to driving global Financial Health – achievable through support from, and partnering with, Fintechs. For consumers, Huawei shared how users could use Open Banking to have more control over their finances, utilising competitive technology to make the most of their savings and improve their financial wellbeing.
In preparation for launching the Digital Finance and Security Innovation Lab, the Huawei team, as a donor of Helsinki-Aalto Institute for Cybersecurity, is working closely with Aalto University, and has also invited pan-European banks, FinTechs, and industry associations to get involved.
Once easyJet’s fleet was off the ground again there was a moment of: “are easyJet shares ready for take off?”, often followed by a “forget easyJet’s share price, I’d buy these stocks instead”. And like easyJet, society has also stumbled from one lockdown to another in the COVID reality of 2020, never knowing if we can take that flight to Spain, or, not.