Ebury Hong Kong has been featured as a successful Fintech case study in InvestHK’s prestigious quarterly newsletter.

We are happy to announce our partnership with SACE SIMEST, the export credit agency and internationalisation hub of Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, to support Italian exporters with a broader set of global transaction banking services, to boost their growth.

We have developed a strategic alliance to provide global transactional services and foreign exchange to SME and retail customers in Spain.

Ebury is once again delighted to announce that it has performed well in the latest Bloomberg forecast accuracy rankings, coming in at #2 is EURUSD.

Learn about the latest market updates for Euro, Sterling and US Dollar with our Mandarin speaking Key Account Director, Qi Yan.

The European Central Bank (ECB) will be announcing its latest policy decision on Thursday, with investors hoping for an upbeat Draghi.

How is Brexit impacting the Foreign Exchange market? Watch our latest update here, featuring our Senior Market Analyst, Matthew Ryan.

Sterling collapses after Dominic Raab resigns from his post as Brexit minister. Work and Pensions Secretary and 2 junior ministers follow suit.

How could the US midterm elections impact the FX market? Traditionally not a big market mover, the elections take on new significance this year.

In partnership with technology giant Oracle, Ebury has launched its own NetSuite App; ‘Ebury on Netsuite.’

Rate hike? Don’t bank on it. On the 26th of September, we were delighted to be joined by Bank of England economist, Rob Elder.

We are proud to announce that we were ranked among The Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 fastest growing tech companies for the third year running!

Ebury has become an Associate Member of the Euro Banking Association (EBA), which regulates and supervises the European banking sector.

Ebury is the first ever Fintech to go live with SWIFT’s gpi, improving the speed, transparency and visibility of cross border payment.

The Turkish Lira sold-off violently at the end of last week, emerging as the worst performing free-floating currency in the world in 2018.