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How PSPs can succeed in 2025
To succeed as a PSP in 2025, there are four key areas to consider. IFX experts share their perspectives here.
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How PSPs can succeed in 2025
To succeed as a PSP in 2025, there are four key areas to consider. IFX experts share their perspectives here.
US ratings downgrade slams breaks on market recovery
Things are looking moody for the US but brighter for the UK and Europe in this week’s report, as deals are struck and ratings cut. Read about EU/UK deal, Moody’s Ratings impact and future of EUR.
Big cut to US and China tariffs agreed
The global economy was allowed a brief sigh of relief this morning as big movements were made in the US and China trade talks. Read on to find out more.
Dollar rebounds and Euro interest remains firm
We discuss the US Dollar rebound, and uneven waters across the Atlantic. There’s also thoughts about what this week holds for the euro and pound sterling.
Why Dubai is the place to grow a fintech in 2025
Fintech companies around the world are setting their sights on Dubai as a new frontier of business innovation and opportunity. In this post, we look at the opportunities the region presents.
Asian economies leading the way in US trade negotiations
This week covers the latest progress in US trade negotiations, some predictions for what’s to come this week and where the Trump, Fed relationship is now.
IFX Payments conditionally agrees to acquire Argentex Group PLC in strategic move to strengthen capabilities and support expansion
Today, alternative banking partner IFX Payments announces they have reached an agreement in principle to acquire Argentex Group PLC, bringing together two established players in the UK Payments and FX space.
IFX Payments expands service offering in UAE as part of global expansion plan
The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has granted IFX Payments a category 3C licence, permitting the company to offer money and custody services locally within the UAE.
US bond sell-off batters haven status
As confidence dwindles, all signs point to a big American sell off. Volatility remains and could be around for a while.
