Issue 405•March 2021•Subscriber edition

Issue 405 • March 2021

Subscriber edition

Tinkoff innovation extends to credit scoring, payment services

Credit card issuer Tymit launches fairer credit manifesto

Payments technology: the future of agile innovation

Making fintech more gender inclusive

The finance industry is still heavily dominated by men, with only a small proportion of women in senior roles. This issue of EPI/CI looks at how the sector can become more gender inclusive

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  • In this issue
  • Contents
  • Briefing
  • News in brief EPI
  • NatWest introduces new open banking payment service
  • PayPal plans to expand crypto offering into UK
  • BNPL sector faces tougher restrictions as FCA publishes review
  • Klarna launches bank account service in Germany
  • News in brief CI
  • UK retailers applaud new £100 contactless limit
  • IDEX Biometrics teams up with MFLEX to bolster supply chain
  • Sainsbury’s Bank lifts ban on credit cards, loans to self-employed
  • Wallyt Partners with NIC ASIA Bank to Launch WeChat Pay and UnionPay Mobile Paym
  • Features
  • Tinkoff credit scoring and payment services
  • Gender diversity: making finance more inclusive 
  • UK Payments: Brexit is done—now what?
  • BNPL to double e-commerce market share by 2024 
  • UK government urges shoppers to help small businesses
  • Credit card issuer Tymit launches Fairer Credit Manifesto
  • Amex unleashes deals for US consumers and businesses
  • The cashless society: notes and coins dead by 2026 in the UK?
  • Take a bow Square, PayPal but customer satisfaction declines overall
  • Globaldata Banking and Payments
  • Analysis
  • Payments innovation: the future of agile innovation 
  • Britain’s PPI saga is feeding on Covid
  • Can banks boost customer acquisition with biometric payment cards?
  • The UK’s covert cashless agenda
  • Country reports: Germany, Ireland, Kenya
  • The EPI team