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Fiserv, Capital One, others invest $150M in Melio

Payments Dive

Some of the corporate investors are also partnering with the accounts payable and receivable company they’re backing.

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COVID-19’s impact on banking and capital markets

Accenture

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the banking and capital markets (B&CM) industry as liquidity, rates and fees continue to be stressed and regulatory and business-driven demands evolve rapidly. The post COVID-19’s impact on banking and capital markets appeared first on Accenture Banking Blog.

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Rivals Adyen, Stripe partner with Capital One to combat fraud

Payments Dive

The three companies announced last Wednesday that they are teaming up to launch a free service intended to combat fraud and reduce the amount of transactions that are improperly declined.

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Initialized Capital Management’s Fifth Fund Notches $230M

PYMNTS

Initialized Capital Management has notched $230 million for Initialized V , the California venture firm’s fifth fund, which is geared toward backing early-stage companies, Bloomberg reported. Initialized Capital Management Co-Founder Garry Tan told Bloomberg, “We love finding tomorrow’s unicorns.”. million in a Series A round.

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Capital One-Discover deal may spur payments M&A

Payments Dive

The blockbuster deal is set “to trigger a bunch of rethinking across the industry,” said Erin McCune, a partner at consulting firm Bain & Company.

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Opponents of Capital One-Discover merger to air grievances

Payments Dive

Consumer advocates say the merger will stifle competition and give the combined company an easy avenue to raise fees on card payments.

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Growing Past $50 Billion: What Banks Need To Know About Section 165 of the Dodd-Frank Act

Perficient

Section 165(a) of the Dodd-Frank Act requires the Federal Reserve to establish “enhanced supervision and prudential standards” for bank holding companies with more than $50 billion assets. This scrutiny level is stronger than the standards applicable to smaller institutions and increases based on a bank holding company’s unique riskiness.

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