Ebury takes a stake in LoopingOne to accelerate the build of the platform and the EMI application process
With the move, the London-based fintech now also offers solutions for international e-commerce transactions in Brazil
Ebury receives ISO27001 certification
As we move into 2022, here’s a summary of current fraud trends, what we learned in 2021 and what to look out for in 2022 to keep yourself and your money safe.
Partnership between one of the largest banks in the world and a leading global fintech to support businesses in Germany with international trade. This is the first formal partnership between the two parties since Banco Santander invested approximately €400m in Ebury in 2020 to improve services for SMEs.
Ebury will support TopSource Worldwide’s growing client base of over a thousand businesses in making payments to thousands of employees
Ebury was named as the number one forecaster for the Russian ruble, Norwegian krone and Czech koruna in Bloomberg’s latest FX rankings. Also ranked as the second most accurate for three other EM currencies versus the USD, and the third most accurate for USD/JPY.
Ebury named as one of the five top forecasters across 12 different currency crosses. Continued specialism in Emerging Markets reflected in its #1 ranking for the USD and CLP (Chilean Peso). Also secures #2 ranking for South African Rand (ZAR) with USD, and the Euro (EUR) crosses with the Russian Ruble (RUB), Romanian Leu (RON) and Japanese Yen (JPY).
We want our clients to stay on top of current Fraud & Security trends to help keep your money safe; that's why we'd like to share some tips to avoid scams, guide you through the detection, prevention and recovery stages and on how to comply with the Data Protection Regulation.
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented a challenging period for the gulf currencies, particularly following the slump in oil prices at the start of the crisis. Read our Special Report to find out what to expect from SAR, AED, QAR, OMR, BHD, AED, KWD, EGP, and TRY.
As is often the case at month end, portfolio rebalancing by asset managers brought a lot of random volatility to currency markets last week.
