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Mastercard to look beyond card biz; target tier 3 & 4 markets for growthMastercard is targeting India's expanding credit-on-UPI market. The company is looking beyond traditional card payments for future growth. ...- SaaS firm Capillary Tech posts strong Q4 on enterprise wins, Kognitiv integrationCapillary Technologies saw a strong financial performance with a 26% rise in operating revenue for the March quarter. The company's profit ...
- Students placed across 26 cohorts in IIM Ahmedabad's PGP final placements; Boston Consulting Group emerges top recruiterIIM Ahmedabad has successfully completed its final placement process for the PGP Class of 2026. Students secured positions across 26 divers...
- Capillary Technologies to acquire Mastercard's SessionM for $20 millionCapillary Technologies is acquiring SessionM from Mastercard for $20 million in cash to expand its loyalty and engagement suite. The deal w...
- Securing the future of payments: Insights from Matthew Driver, Executive Vice President (Services, Asia Pacific), MastercardAs digital payments surge globally, sophisticated cyber threats are on the rise, necessitating advanced AI-powered fraud prevention. Master...
- Driving inclusion and innovation: How Mastercard’s global strategy resonates with the Viksit Bharat visionAt the Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2025, Ravi Aurora, Senior Vice President, Multilateral and International Affairs at Mastercard, highlighte...
- More Indians are travelling than ever before: Mastercard Economics Institute on travel in 2024In 2024, more Indians are traveling internationally than ever before, driven by a growing middle class and expanded route capacity, accordi...
- Airtel Africa Q4 results: Net profit doubles on-year to $154 millionRevenue for the quarter ended 31 March rose 15.4 per cent to $1.04 billion, the company said in a statement Wednesday.
- Mastercard to invest about Rs 733 cr in Airtel Africa's mobile money businessAMC BV is currently the holding company for several of Airtel Africa's mobile money operations and is intended to own and operate the mobil...
- Shantanu Narayen, Ajay Banga named among Fortune Businessperson of the Year 2020On Narayen, ranked 8th on the list, Fortune said under his leadership, the 38-year-old provider of design and publishing tools has continue...
- Signzy secures $3 million from Vertex VenturesSignzy offers a 'no-code AI platform’ that helps financial services firms automate risk and compliance processes
- SBM Bank India, Mastercard to facilitate cross border transactions, remittancesRemittances and payments businesses have become the cornerstone of SBM Bank India's growth strategy. As banking evolves to become more pers...
- Talent acquisition is a focus area: Michael Fraccaro, MasterCard Chief People OfficerTalent acquisition will be one of the key areas of focus and we are focusing on the whole candidate onboarding experience.
- Time for Some US Exposure: AnalystsIn the last one year, US-based funds have outperformed the Nifty.
- DHFL Pramerica AMC launches DHFL Pramerica Global Equity Opportunities FundThe fund will be managed by Alok Agarwal.
- Online payments platform Razorpay hires MasterCard’s Arif Khan as chief innovation officerPrior to joining the Bengaluru-based fintech company, Arif Khan was a senior business leader at Master-Card. Prior to MasterCard, he was a ...
- We need more women as it’s a business case for us: Ron Garrow, Chief HR officer, MasterCardJust a few years ago, we were less than 100 employees in India, and today, we have close to 1,500 and plan to grow by 10% every year, said ...
- Mu Sigma attracts a clutch of foreign investors, gets valued at $1 billion, Dhiraj Rajaram is now king of dataDhiraj Rajaram had left Booz Allen Hamilton to start the company with $200,000, will be counted among country's wealthiest entrepreneurs.
- Mastercard to buy DataCash Group for $520 mnPayment service provider MasterCard Inc said it will acquire European rival DataCash Group Plc for $520 mn in an effort to expand its e-com...
- AT&T, Verizon look to replace cards with cell paymentsAT&T and Verizon Wireless, the biggest US mobile carriers, are planning a venture to displace credit and debit cards with smartphones.
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