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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to claim lives worldwide, another related contagion is spreading like wildfire through social media: fake news.

Prove announces at Money20/20 Europe that its motion-based behavioral biometrics solutions are now available in 195 countries and help businesses make identity authentication easier and safer for users

The evolution of the bank-FinTech narrative brought us to a logical point when FinTech is no longer perceived as a threat to traditional banking, but rather as an instrument in re-establishing their position in the financial services industry.

The insurance industry constantly changes to accommodate complicated new regulations and a changing competitive landscape.

The use of mobile banking continues its climb towards ubiquity: the Federal Reserve study published in 2016 indicated that 43% of all mobile phone owners with a bank account had used mobile banking.

Data quality has a direct effect on the accuracy of decisions made using that data and can lead to disastrous results for businesses, being the foundation on which they are built.

With technology companies opening new opportunities in the banking and insurance industries, it’s never been more critical to understand the risks they carry along.

Klarna is one of the only profitable FinTech unicorns in the world: Klarna. An online purchase customer enters only their email address and ZIP code on an e-commerce merchant site to buy an item.

Bitcoin is entering the mainstream road map with BigTechs, FinTechs, and most financial institutions.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is grabbing headlines of all technology news portals.

According to a report by aviation technology company SITA, three out of five airports and two out of five airlines are investing in innovative biometric technology to improve speed and security as passenger numbers continue to rise.

Innovation carries different meanings and impacts in the digital age, touching various aspects of organizational operations and development strategies.