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Aichi Financial Group and San ju San Financial Group said they have reached an agreement to pursue a merger, with completion aimed for 1 April 2027.

The planned business integration is expected to take the form of an absorption-type merger, under which one company will remain.

The process will depend on approval at each company’s shareholder meeting, as ...


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NatWest Group has revealed the fintech companies chosen for its 2026 Fintech Programme after a selection process involving applicants from across the UK.

The group includes early-stage firms using AI to address issues in financial services, including customer experience, customer vulnerability, financial crime, compliance and risk.

The statement formally...


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The head of the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has warned of “quite significant disruption” to financial services from new AI tools, including Anthropic’s Mythos and ChatGPT 5.5 Instant, reported


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Tencent Cloud has joined forces with Ryt Bank in Malaysia to support a banking service that allows users to make everyday payments through conversational commands.

Ryt Bank is using Tencent Cloud Chat (IM) as the basis for real-time communication, with the system handling AI instructions and transaction details for users in Malaysia.

The bank’ s model is...


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HSBC has hosted a closed-door meeting with senior figures from major UK banks as regulators and investors intensify calls for clearer reporting on climate-related risks within lenders’ loan portfolios, the Financial Times reported citing unnamed sources.

The report said representatives from HSBC, Barclays, Santander, NatWest and Lloyds gathered at HSBC’s Canary Whar...


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