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Cinode Reports Negative Growth in Nordic Consulting Sector in Q1 2026
News

Cinode Reports Negative Growth in Nordic Consulting Sector in Q1 2026

Results in the Swedish and Finnish consulting sectors were mixed during Q1 2026. According to the most recent findings of Cinodes’ analysis of publicly listed consulting firms Q1 financial statements, growth for the period continues to be slightly negative, and headcount has continued to decline after several quarters of improvement following the second half of […]

AI to Automate 50% Tasks in Financial Services Roles, UK Report Says
Finance & Economics

AI to Automate 50% Tasks in Financial Services Roles, UK Report Says

A UK government-commissioned report by the Financial Services Skills Commission (FSSC) estimates that artificial intelligence (AI) could automate around 30% to 50% of tasks in most financial services roles.

Messi Beats Ronaldo in Unexpected Scenario: Password Breach Data Report Reveals How Often Football Names Occur in Stolen Credentials Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
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Messi Beats Ronaldo in Unexpected Scenario: Password Breach Data Report Reveals How Often Football Names Occur in Stolen Credentials Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

One place where Lionel Messi outpaces Cristiano Ronaldo by 26% is real-world breached password dataset base analyzed for a recent cybersecurity report.

Corpay Survey Finds: UK Finance Teams Spend Over Six Hours a Week On Manual Admin Tasks
Finance & Economics

Corpay Survey Finds: UK Finance Teams Spend Over Six Hours a Week On Manual Admin Tasks

A survey of 300 UK chief financial officers has found that finance teams at companies with annual turnover above £20 million are spending a significant share of their working week (over an hour each day) on manual administrative tasks.

GSMA Report: Mobile Money Transactions Exceed $2 Trillion in 2025
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GSMA Report: Mobile Money Transactions Exceed $2 Trillion in 2025

Mobile money growth is part of the broader trend of digital financial services expansion across global economies. In 2025, global mobile money transactions exceeded $2 trillion, according to the latest report by GSMA.

Mangopay Research: 85% of UK Payment Firms Still Rely on Manual Reconciliation Despite AI Hype
Fintech & Ecommerce

Mangopay Research: 85% of UK Payment Firms Still Rely on Manual Reconciliation Despite AI Hype

Global payments infrastructure company Mangopay has revealed a striking gap between industry rhetoric and reality: despite years of investment in AI and digital transformation, the majority of UK businesses processing high volumes of transactions remain stuck in manual, fragmented, and low-visibility payment operations.

UK’s Top Finance Leaders Sound the Alarm: Manual Payment Processes Are Costing Businesses Their Competitive Edge
Fintech & Ecommerce

UK’s Top Finance Leaders Sound the Alarm: Manual Payment Processes Are Costing Businesses Their Competitive Edge

Britain’s CFOs are waking up to a payments crisis hiding in plain sight. New research from global corporate payments company Corpay has exposed a striking contradiction at the heart of UK finance: the people responsible for managing billions in corporate spend know their processes are broken and they know rivals are already pulling ahead.

10 Crypto Stories in 1 Digest: Market Moves, New Deals & Big Surprises
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10 Crypto Stories in 1 Digest: Market Moves, New Deals & Big Surprises

New crypto wallets, stablecoin integrations, major industry investments, tax evasion, crypto scams and endorsement scandals – all these and more can be found in this brief crypto news digest.

U.S. Small Business Sales Hold Steady in March as Consumers Spend More Per Visit
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U.S. Small Business Sales Hold Steady in March as Consumers Spend More Per Visit

American small businesses closed out the first quarter on solid ground, with sales rising 1.3% year over year in March despite consumers trimming the number of trips they made and spending more deliberately when they did show up, according to new data from Fiserv.

Research Shows South African Travelers Book More When They Can Pay Their Flexible Way
Fintech & Ecommerce

Research Shows South African Travelers Book More When They Can Pay Their Flexible Way

The best travel deal in the world might still lose the ground if accompanied by a clunky checkout. New research shows that flexible payment options like BNPL, digital wallets, or mobile money are quietly becoming one of the travel industry’s most effective sales tools.

Engagement Spending Reality Check: Most Couples Propose at Home and Over Half Spend Under £500 on Rings
Articles

Engagement Spending Reality Check: Most Couples Propose at Home and Over Half Spend Under £500 on Rings

Despite the traditional focus on winter as “proposal season,” new data suggests engagement planning and spending picks up significantly in spring. Search volumes for jewellers rise by 38% in April, indicating increased consumer intent ahead of summer engagements.

AI in Fintech News Digest: From Real-Time Payments to a $5 Trillion Agentic Economy
Science & Technology

AI in Fintech News Digest: From Real-Time Payments to a $5 Trillion Agentic Economy

This week’s AI developments make one thing clear: artificial intelligence is moving deeper into the mechanics of finance, shaping how payments are approved, how trades are executed, and how financial systems are built behind the scenes.

The Fraudster in the Mirror: Why Your Biggest Threat Might Be Your Own Customer
Articles

The Fraudster in the Mirror: Why Your Biggest Threat Might Be Your Own Customer

A major new cybercrime report confirms what fraud teams have quietly suspected for years and adds a fresh warning about AI-powered imposters that are getting uncomfortably good at being human.

Digital Commerce Split: Older Consumers Dominate U.S. Online Spending While Emerging Markets Are Driven by Younger Buyers
Fintech & Ecommerce

Digital Commerce Split: Older Consumers Dominate U.S. Online Spending While Emerging Markets Are Driven by Younger Buyers

New data from EBANX and World Data Lab highlights a clear divide in global e-commerce demographics, with the United States showing a mature, older consumer base, while emerging markets are led by younger shoppers under 30. The findings point to contrasting growth patterns in digital payments, consumer spending, and online retail adoption across regions.

LSEG Study Reveals Emotional and Financial Impacts of Global Fraud
Finance & Economics

LSEG Study Reveals Emotional and Financial Impacts of Global Fraud

A new global study from LSEG Risk Intelligence highlights that the consequences of financial fraud extend well beyond monetary loss into the psychological impact realm, reshaping how people think, behave, and trust in an increasingly digital but still emotional world.