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TLDR: – PB Fintech stock price fell by -1.88% on February 6, 2024. – The stock closed at ₹963.15 per share and is currently trading at ₹945 per share. – Investors should

This article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on jobs in the banking sector. The author highlights that AI is expected to replace entry-level analysts, call center workers, and other similar

TLDR: Eight commercial banks in Iraq have been banned from making US dollar transactions due to concerns about fraud, money laundering, and other illegal activities. The banks are restricted from participating in

TLDR: BP has announced that Kate Thomson will serve as its permanent chief financial officer. Thomson previously held the role in an interim capacity following the departure of Murray Auchincloss as interim

Centralis Group, a prominent alternative asset and corporate services provider based in Luxembourg, has partnered with Fenergo, the leading innovator in digital Client Lifecycle Management (CLM) solutions. The partnership will see Centralis

TLDR: Oxygen, a fintech company, is disrupting the industry with their commitment to creating an inclusive environment. Oxygen’s VP of Human Resources, Andi Seymour, discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in

Nasdaq has reported a 24.6% increase in fourth-quarter profit, driven by the strong performance of its solutions business. The company, which is expanding beyond trading to become a full-scale data and analytics

Dynatrace, a leader in unified observability and security, has partnered with Lloyds Banking Group to reduce IT carbon emissions. To achieve this, Dynatrace is using feedback from Lloyds to develop its Carbon

Hello and welcome to Express Computer! This article explores the role of big data in the evolution of the FinTech sector in India. Here are the key points: The digitization of the

TLDR: Global central banks increased their purchases of gold in 2023, buying 1,037 tons, just shy of the previous year’s record, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). The demand for gold