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We are delighted to announce that Ebury has once again been ranked among the most accurate forecasters for the key EUR/USD pair.

Ebury joins the Nexi Open Banking ecosystem. Nexi's partner banks will be able to strengthen their offering to SME and Corporate clients with Ebury’s innovative global transaction services, which can be seamlessly integrated in the bank’s infrastructure.

With this grant Ebury will create the UK’s most comprehensive online digital platform for an SME’s international trade and working capital needs

Ebury and MarketFinance are pleased to announce a new partnership designed to help businesses get back on track through the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loans Scheme (CBILS).

Compromised email accounts is still the top reason why we see clients falling victim to fraud. We would like to offer a few tips on what to look out for to stay safe.

The dollar clawed back some ground versus its major peers on Monday, with investors hopeful of news out of Congress on additional fiscal support from the US government. Sterling held firm above the 1.30 level as investors await Thursday’s Bank of England announcement.

July was the worst month for the dollar in ten years, as rising virus numbers and political bickering caused investors to abandon the currency en masse. Focus this week turns to Friday’s US payrolls report and Thursday’s BoE meeting.

Sterling briefly edged above the psychological 1.30 level versus the US dollar yesterday - the first time it has done so since the violent sell-off in the currency during the onset of the market panic on 10th March.

At Ebury we are constantly working to improve our products and features based on what makes the biggest impact to our clients, helping them to trade internationally. They spoke and we listened. Ebury Online is now better than ever.

You are now able to authorise your bank to transfer funds to Ebury using Ebury Online.

Many nations around the world are implementing mobile payment networks but Kenya has been at the forefront of this initiative for over a decade. Mobile payments has been a growing effort in the country and has essentially created a banking segment for the unbanked. However, cross border payments still have limitations which our payment specialist John Moran explores.