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Experian Cashflow Attributes for commercial lenders targets thin-file SME credit gap
Experian says its new Experian Cashflow Attributes for commercial lenders turns business bank transaction data into more than 500 analytics-ready attributes designed to give financial institutions a fuller picture of small business health, particularly where traditional credit histories fall short. The product, announced on 30 September 2026, draws on first-party transaction data, either from an institution’s existing business checking account…
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Enceladus ice grain chemistry is stranger than Cassini data suggested
The Enceladus ice grain chemistry measured by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft is far more varied than the moon’s subsurface ocean alone can explain, according to a new study involving researchers from the Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI) at the Institute of Science Tokyo and Prof Frank Postberg’s group at Freie Universität Berlin. The team’s findings, published in Science Advances, point to a…
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Token.io EUDI Wallet Germany push backed by Bitkom MoU signing
Token.io has signed up to the Token.io EUDI Wallet Germany commitment, joining over 120 companies in backing a Memorandum of Understanding brokered by Bitkom with the German Federal Ministry for Digital and State Modernisation (BMDS), intended to support the practical introduction of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) in Germany. The MoU is a non-binding declaration of intent, and…
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Glucose variability quality of life link challenges tight blood sugar dogma
New research to be presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) annual meeting in Milan suggests that glucose variability quality of life outcomes may move in the same direction under certain conditions, a finding that complicates the straightforward case for minimising every blood sugar fluctuation. The study, from Professor Dominic Ehrmann of FIDAM (Research Institute Diabetes…
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Lloyds Get Paid invoicing tool targets small business late payment crisis
Lloyds is launching the Lloyds Get Paid invoicing tool for business banking customers, offering invoice creation, payment tracking and automated reminders at no additional cost, built directly into the Lloyds app and online banking. The bank says the product, developed in partnership with BankiFi, is designed to reduce the time small businesses spend chasing payments. What Lloyds Get Paid actually…
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How a 15-Passenger Charter Bus Makes Travel Easier in Miami, FL?
Miami is a city built for movement. Between beach clubs, hotel districts, event venues, and airports spread across a wide metro area, getting a group anywhere on time can feel like a small project of its own. Traffic along the causeways, limited parking near popular venues, and the sheer size of South Florida all make it hard for a group…
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OBL Future is Open podcast to probe 10-year Open Banking horizon
The OBL Future is Open podcast series is set to take centre stage at Open Banking Expo, with a run of live recorded conversations designed to push the debate beyond the near-term product roadmap and into what the ecosystem might actually look like in three, five and ten years’ time. What the OBL Future is Open podcast series is promising…
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New $2 Million Eximus Pact to Power Garnet Trade’s Digital Push
Garnet Trade, a global financial markets firm, has struck a $2 million technology partnership with Eximus. The move is designed to reinforce its tech foundations and sharpen the digital trading experience it offers. The deal spans work on Garnet Trade’s CRM infrastructure and technology projects tied to Garnet Private, a trading interface being positioned as an alternative to MT5. London,…
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Glucosamine Alzheimer’s progression risk flagged in large health-records study
A study published in Nature Metabolism has raised questions about glucosamine Alzheimer’s progression risk, finding that people with mild cognitive impairment who took the popular joint supplement were 25% more likely to progress to dementia than those who did not. The research comes from the University of Florida, and the authors are clear that association is not causation, but they…
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Mammogram overdiagnosis rate may be far lower than trials suggested
A new meta-analysis published in the JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute concludes that the mammogram overdiagnosis rate is likely below 5%, a figure that sits far beneath the 30% to 50% estimates that have shaped international screening debates for decades. The study, published on 14 September 2026 according to SciTechDaily, reanalysed all eight major randomised trials of mammography…
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