In the bustling world of financial technology, there are innovators who go beyond profits, focusing on making a real difference in people’s lives. Dock and Parabank stand out as beacons of change, spearheading initiatives to enhance disability inclusion in financial services. Let’s delve into their inspiring journey and the impact they are creating. The Birth
— In the bustling world of Mexican fintech, a recent acquisition has sent ripples through the industry. Klar, one of the country’s prominent players in digital banking and financial services, has made headlines with its strategic move to acquire the assets of Tribal, a well-known B2B payments and financing platform. The announcement has sparked curiosity
— The Spark of Contemplation In the realm of corporate maneuvers, whispers of change often stir the air. Such is the case with DLocal, a company that has recently found itself at the center of speculations regarding its potential sale. The very notion of a shift in ownership can set hearts racing and imaginations alight,
In the world of banking, even the slightest shift can send ripples through the industry. Recently, Scotiabank made a strategic decision that caught many by surprise. The Canadian multinational bank announced its plans to transfer its banking operations in Costa Rica, Colombia, and Panama to Davivienda, a prominent financial institution with a strong presence in
Uruguay-based fintech company, dLocal, recently made waves in the financial world by obtaining a much-coveted API license from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom. This milestone event not only opens up new avenues for dLocal’s growth but also signifies a strategic move towards enhancing its presence in the dynamic and competitive UK
A simmering conflict over one of Latin America’s biggest wind hubs confronts Mexico’s next president, Claudia Sheinbaum. Scheduled to be sworn in as Mexico’s first female president on October 1, she faces a complex challenge involving violent divisions over wind power projects on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in southern Oaxaca state. ### Understanding the Tensions
The sun beat down harshly on the bustling streets of Belém, a vibrant Brazilian city simmering with anticipation as it prepared to host the 2025 UN climate summit, also known as COP30. However, amid this backdrop of excitement and eagerness for sustainable change, a small fleet of air-conditioned electric buses became the focal point of
Is Brazil’s former president, Lula, emerging as a significant figure in the fight against climate change? Let’s dive into this intriguing question and explore the complexities behind it. Political Influence and Environmental Advocacy Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, has long been a prominent political figure in Brazil. His leadership during his presidency
Even as world leaders sounded the alarm on the urgent need to protect communities from increasingly severe weather events and rising sea levels at COP29, there was a surprising lack of financial commitments. This shortfall left many wondering why promises made did not translate into tangible support for vulnerable regions grappling with the harsh realities
Why should the international community rally behind Colombia’s ambitious post-fossil fuel plan? Well, let’s dive into this intriguing journey that Colombia is embarking on towards a greener, more sustainable future. Colombia’s Vision at COP29 At the COP29 climate negotiations in Baku, Azerbaijan, Susana Muhamad, Colombia’s Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, stood before the world