Global

Global: SWIFT Exploring Use of Blockchain for Removing ‘Friction in Corporate Actions’

The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT), a Belgian cooperative society providing services related to the execution of financial transactions and payments between banks ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 19, 20220

Global

Global: Singapore and India to partner in fintech innovations

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and India’s International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) signed an agreement on Sunday (Sep 18) to facilitate ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 19, 20220

Global

Global: South Korean ministry recommends enactment of special Metaverse laws

The MSIT identified that imposing older regulations serve as a deterrent to the growth of new ecosystems. The Ministry of Science and ICT ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 19, 20220

Innovation

Nigeria: Clickatell Helps Nigerians Access eNaira Services, Boosting Financial Inclusion

Nigerians can now access cashless services over the USSD channel Clickatell (https://www.Clickatell.com), a CPaaS innovator and Chat Commerce leader, has partnered with the ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 19, 20220

News

Nigeria: NIN enrollment: We ‘ve captured 89m people – NIMC DG

The Director General of the National Identity Management Commission, NIMC Engr. Aliyu Aziz says the Commission has so far captured 89 million persons ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

News

Nigeria: FBN Rating Upgraded after Corporate Governance Irregularities Fix

Following a deliberate effort to reclaim its market position, First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) Limited has been rated higher despite uncertainties in the ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

Innovation

Nigeria: CBN N500 Million Grants for Graduates, Undergraduates – Apply Now

CBN offers N500 million grant to graduates and undergraduates. Another big effort to reduce unemployment in Nigeria is being done by the Central ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

Global

Global: SEC guidelines disrupt banks’ cryptocurrency projects

New accounting guidance from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has thrown a spanner in banks’ cryptocurrency projects. The update is in ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

Africa

Africa: Mastercard Girls4Tech Programme Helping Schools Girls’ Sharpen Problem-solving Skills

Mastercard recently hosted its first digital Girls4Tech Connect Marathon in Sub-Saharan Africa to inspire and prepare 515 girls aged 7-12 to pursue careers in Science ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

Nigeria

Nigeria: NCC Committed to Bridging Digital Gender Divide, says Danbatta

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reiterated its unwavering commitment to bridging growing gender-oriented digital divide to accelerate inclusive economic prosperity for all Nigerian citizens. ...

By Regtech AfricaSeptember 18, 20220

Global: SWIFT Exploring Use of Blockchain for Removing ‘Friction in Corporate Actions’

Global: Singapore and India to partner in fintech innovations

Global: South Korean ministry recommends enactment of special Metaverse laws

Nigeria: Clickatell Helps Nigerians Access eNaira Services, Boosting Financial Inclusion

Nigeria: NIN enrollment: We ‘ve captured 89m people – NIMC DG

Nigeria: FBN Rating Upgraded after Corporate Governance Irregularities Fix

Nigeria: CBN N500 Million Grants for Graduates, Undergraduates – Apply Now

Global: SEC guidelines disrupt banks’ cryptocurrency projects

Africa: Mastercard Girls4Tech Programme Helping Schools Girls’ Sharpen Problem-solving Skills

Nigeria: NCC Committed to Bridging Digital Gender Divide, says Danbatta

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