🏆 Industry Awards — 98.5% cost cut per loan approval! The intelligent anti-fraud system jointly developed by China Everbright Bank & Tencent Cloud won @TheAsianBanker 2026 Best Risk Data and Analytics Technology Initiative in Asia Pacific. An AI-powered anti-fraud system with real-time decisioning across retail lending — delivering great precision, efficiency, and scalability throughout the credit approval process. ✅ Precision: 3x+ risk control precision, over 50M customers approved to date ⚡ Speed: Seconds-level approval, down from days via automated decisioning 🔒 Scale: More than 600 anti-fraud indicators covering 30+ credit products 🌐 Impact: Over 10,000 high-risk applications blocked per year — hundreds of millions in fraud losses prevented Overall efficiency improved by more than 100x, while loan approval cost per application was reduced by 98.5% 🔗 Click here to explore more innovation: #TencentCloud# #TencentCloudRiskSolutions# #TABGlobal# #FinTech# #FraudPrevention# #RiskManagement# #DigitalBanking# #AIInFinance#

Fasset $51M Series B Round⚡️ 📑 About: @fasset is a digital banking and blockchain payment platform for global asset management and transfers. 🤝 Investors: SBI Investment, @Investcorp, and Arz Portföy

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A one day RBI Workshop on the theme "Navigating Transformation, Innovation & Global Integration: RBI in Shaping India's Financial Future" was held at College of Defence Management, Secunderabad #CDM_IDS#, for participants of #HDMC_22#. Shri R. Karthikeyan and Ms Anshupriya Goswami, Deputy General Managers & Members of Faculty, RBI Staff College, Chennai, took participants through four segments — Monetary Policy, Forex Market Management, Internationalisation of the Rupee, and Consumer Security in Digital Banking — delving into how inflation is managed, how interest rates and key policy tools shape the economy, and how India's central bank compares with its global counterparts. These engagements reflect military leadership's commitment to broadening its intellectual horizons beyond conventional domains — equipping officers to better read the institutions that shape the environment around them. @DefenceMinIndia @SethSanjayMP @SpokespersonMoD @MIB_India

Woah! @Nubank just got authorization to become a bank in Mexico. 15% of Mexican adults were already Nu customers before it was legally a bank. The numbers from the press release: - 15 million customers, adding 12,000 per day (!!!) - $5.9bn in deposits - 54% of customers got their first-ever credit card from Nu - Breakeven in Q1 2026, with the efficiency ratio improving 78 percentage points - A projected $4.2bn investment in Mexico through 2030 Nubank is a monster. Just a monster. And the detail that got me: Nu built all of this on a SOFIPO license, a wrapper originally designed for community savings co-ops. The company calls the conversion "unprecedented" because no SOFIPO has ever transformed into a bank before. Nu is the first. Which makes Mexico arguably the most competitive digital banking market anywhere right now. Revolut launched its first bank outside Europe there in January. Plata (built by the ex-Tinkoff team, now a $3.1bn valuation) got its de novo license in February. Ualá and Klar bought theirs. Santander launched Openbank. Hey Banco spun out of Banregio. Every region's neobank war produced a winner, and those winners have never fought each other on the same turf. Brazil's champion, Europe's most aggressive fintech, the Tinkoff diaspora, Argentina's Ualá. Mexico is the first market where all the playbooks collide. Nubank enters that fight with 15 million customers, a deposit book, and breakeven economics. What I wonder about is the next product. A bank license unlocks nómina, and payroll is how Mexican banks lock customers in. Whoever wins payroll wins the market. And Nubank's take on that could be fascinating.