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G+D: Navigating the Future of Fintech Agility and Innovation
At Money20/20 Europe 2026, Philippe Serres Chief Sales Officer at Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) outlines how they […]
Clarity AI Technology Empowers Consumers to Shop Consciously with Klarna
Clarity AI – the leading global sustainability tech platform – announced today that Klarna, the […]
Cogo and Tandem Bank partner to offer customers help reducing their carbon footprint
Carbon footprint management expert, Cogo, and the UK’s greener digital bank, Tandem, join forces in […]
EXCLUSIVE: 'Taking the Heat' - Dave Wallace, NMD+ in 'The Fintech Magazine'
As global warming threatens to exceed environmental targets, the banking industry and its suppliers really […]
Mick Fennell - Temenos - Sibos 2022
At Sibos 2022, we caught up with Mick Fennell, the Business Line Director of Payment […]
EXCLUSIVE: "Have we really done well enough?" - Theodora Lau in 'The Fintech Magazine'
Theodora Lau gives her perspective on whether fintech has truly lived up to its moral […]
Bank of Ireland introducing bio-sourced debit and credit cards
Bank of Ireland has begun rolling out bio-sourced debit and credit cards across its entire […]
Temenos Launches Carbon Emissions Calculator on Temenos Banking Cloud
Temenos (SIX: TEMN) today announced the availability of a carbon emissions calculator – one of […]
Vancity launches credit card that counts your carbon footprint
Vancity is taking another step in its commitment to climate action. It will be the […]
Saryx’s solar solution reduces operational expenditure by 10-20%
Renewable energy is the future, but leveraging its full benefits requires a software solution based […]
Starling Bank investing in eight projects that remove CO2
In a recent blog post, British challenger bank Starling announced an advancement in green projects they picked to support to fight climate change.
Starling Bank is about to offset its carbon emissions
From 2021 the digital bank Starling is going to be on its way to becoming carbon neutral.
Starling Bank launches cards made from recycled plastic
The digital bank has introduced new Mastercard debit cards which are to be made from recycled plastic.
Exclusive: An interview with Michael Schweikart, a co-founder of the sustainable banking provider Tomorrow
Tomorrow is a social business FinTech company and a neobank, that was started in 2018 by founders Inas Nureldin, Jakob Berndt, and Michael Schweikart with a vision to use money as a lever for positive change. Since its launch in 2018, the company has 50+ employees and 55,000+ customers.
Starling Bank partners with Trillion Trees to support sustainability
Every time customer recommends Starling to someone and that person becomes a new Starling customer through the referral journey, Starling’ll plant a tree as a thank you.
"Mitto helps its users to save money while saving the planet," says Marcos Cuevas, the company's co-founder and CEO
Mitto is a Barcelona-based debit card/finance app and it is mainly a sustainability-focused product that has raised €2M from Athos Capital and others. Mitto has a live crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube in which the company has already raised £500,000.
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