Tarabut Acquires UK Payments Platform Vyne Ahead of New MENA Regulatory Requirements

 RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Tuesday, 03. September 2024 AETOSWire

(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tarabut, the first and largest regulated open banking platform in the MENA region, today announced the acquisition of London-based Vyne, a real-time account-to-account (A2A) payments platform for online businesses. This strategic acquisition, which has been approved by both the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) and the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), bolsters Tarabut’s ability to deliver faster, more accessible, and more interconnected financial services, both across the region and globally.

The deal closed officially on August 1st, positioning Tarabut to lead the way as new regulations for Payment Initiation Services in Saudi Arabia and Open Finance in the UAE come into effect. The integration of Vyne’s advanced technology into Tarabut’s operations will bring cutting-edge A2A payment capabilities to the Middle East, starting with Bahrain, where the first customer is expected to go live by the end of the year, and expanding to Saudi Arabia and the UAE as Open Banking regulations evolve.

Vyne, established in 2019, has quickly become a leading player in the UK, processing billions of dollars through an existing client and partner portfolio with hundreds of businesses in the retail, financial services, and automotive sectors. Using Vyne technology, customers can move money in real-time, paying directly from their bank account in seconds, bypassing expensive and slow traditional methods. This integration will enable instant, bank account-linked payments, offering unparalleled service to businesses in the retail, automotive, and SME sectors.

As the region braces for the new financial regulations, Tarabut is poised to lead with its compliance-first approach and advanced technology offerings. Tarabut’s existing tech stack of data and compliance products coupled with Vyne’s payment expertise opens new doors for seamless, cardless, account-to-account payment and streamlined operational processes, such as enhanced real-time reporting and reconciliation.

Abdulla Almoayed, CEO of Tarabut said: “We are excited to welcome Vyne into the Tarabut family. This acquisition is a pivotal step in our long-term growth strategy, allowing us to bring mature, tried and tested payment products to the region, and providing solutions for the everyday issues that merchants and consumers face when taking or making payments. With Vyne’s technology, we are well-positioned to capitalize on new opportunities for innovation, market penetration, and sustainable growth. This is a significant milestone in Tarabut’s mission to seamlessly connect financial ecosystems in the Middle East.”

Karl MacGregor, CEO and Co-Founder of Vyne, added: “The Middle East is experiencing exponential growth and transformation in the financial services sector, and as regulations catch up, our technology can simultaneously ensure compliance and convenience. Merchants and consumers want speedy, secure, and convenient customised payment experiences. Open banking solutions can deliver on this demand. We believe the future of payments is digital and they need to be frictionless, contactless, and fair. Becoming part of the Tarabut family allows us to bring our innovative payment solutions to one of the fastest-growing markets in the world.”

The acquisition not only strengthens Tarabut’s technological infrastructure but also extends its operational footprint to the UK, solidifying its position as a global leader in Open Banking. Existing customers will benefit from enhanced services, while new customers, will have access to best-in-class A2A payment solutions as the regulations roll out across the region.

Tarabut’s acquisition of Vyne is the latest in a series of key investments designed to maintain and expand on its market dominance in the MENA region. These moves include the company’s $32 million Series A investment announcement in May 2023, and recent partnership announcements with major banks across Bahrain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

About Tarabut

Tarabut is the MENA region’s first and largest regulated open banking platform, connecting a regional network of banks and fintechs through universal APIs. By offering tools that facilitate and distribute personalised financial services.

Tarabut enables financial institutions to build a new world of financial services in the MENA region. With offices in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE and the UK, Tarabut launched its API infrastructure in December 2019 and has already become a dedicated technology partner for the majority of leading banks in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. In October 2020, Tarabut expanded its presence in the MENA region, opening offices in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

In April 2022, Tarabut became the first open banking platform to secure AIS (account information services) and PIS (payment initiation services) Category 4 licenses from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). In 2022, the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) included Tarabut as one of the first participants in its Regulatory Sandbox.

In May 2023, Tarabut successfully completed a $32 million Series A fundraise, led by Pinnacle Capital and supported by Visa, Tiger Global, and Aljazira Capital.

For more information, please visit: www.tarabut.com

About Vyne

Vyne uses open banking to power account-to-account payments for online businesses, setting the course for the future of payments. Customers move money in real-time by paying directly from their bank account and payments are completed in seconds, bypassing expensive and slow traditional methods.

Founded by payments experts, Vyne’s innovative technology and solutions bring together decades of combined industry experience to ensure direct, secure, faster payments.

Vyne Technologies Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Authorised Payment Institution. Vyne. Payments perfected.

For more information, please visit: https://www.payvyne.com/

 

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Rigaku: Novel Electron Density Topography Technology to Reveal Biological Macromolecules’ Properties

 

- A Solution to Accelerate Biopharmaceutical R&D -

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- Rigaku Corporation, a Rigaku Holdings Group company and global partner for X-ray analysis from Lab to Fab (headquarters: Akishima, Tokyo; president and CEO: Jun Kawakami; "Rigaku"), has developed a technology called Electron Density Topography (“EDT”), patents pending. The new technology clarifies the structure and dynamic characteristics of biological macromolecules, including antibodies, protein complexes, and virus particles, in solution.

EDT enables direct observation of biological macromolecules in solution, reducing artifacts resulting from measurement conditions. EDT is anticipated to improve the R&D processes for innovative biopharmaceuticals, including monoclonal antibody-based therapies and advanced drug delivery systems.

EDT provides information about the overall shape, molecular characteristics and internal structure of biological macromolecules from the distribution of electrons that determines a molecule's chemical properties. EDT has also enabled direct observation of the electron density of biological macromolecules without prior information about the samples.

In drug discovery, there is a clear need to determine at the early stages of development whether a drug has the expected structure and desired characteristics to optimize resources. EDT is a technology that meets this requirement and is expected to be used in basic research and development for biopharmaceuticals such as antibody drugs.

The first instrument with EDT capabilities will be deployed at Rigaku's Life Science Laboratory, a facility in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in Q4 2024.

Rigaku is committed to expanding its operations in the life sciences field, strengthening its presence to drive further innovation in collaboration with customers.

About The Rigaku Group

Since its establishment in 1951, the engineering professionals of the Rigaku group have been dedicated to benefiting society with leading-edge technologies, notably including in its core fields of X-ray and thermal analysis. With a market presence in over 90 countries and some 2,000 employees from 9 global operations, Rigaku is a solution partner in industry and research analysis institutes. Our overseas sales ratio has reached approximately 70% while sustaining an exceptionally high market share in Japan. Together with our customers, we continue to develop and grow. As applications expand from semiconductors, electronic materials, batteries, environment, resources, energy, life science to other high-tech fields, Rigaku realizes innovations “To Improve Our World by Powering New Perspectives.”

For details, please visit rigaku-holdings.com

 

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Global Tech and Durables Market in Recovery Mode

 Easing inflation and omnichannel growth drive modest gains

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- 2024 looks like a better year than 2023 for the global Consumer Tech and Durables (T&D) market. Inflation rates are easing, consumer confidence is rising, summer bookings are returning to pre-pandemic levels, and major sporting events such as the Paris Olympics and the European Football Championship in Germany are triggering demand.

At the mid-year point, most T&D segments are showing steady growth, and the market overall is slowly recovering, albeit still in negative territory. From January to June 2024, the global T&D market recorded a slight decrease in revenue of minus 0.6 percent to 395 billion US-dollars compared to the same period last year, and NIQ-GfK experts are forecasting that the trend will continue, with stable revenue of minus 0.1 percent for the full year 2024.

Omnichannel remains king

Inflation and high prices continue to be a top concern of consumers worldwide (GfK Consumer Life study), and 57 percent of global consumers are prepared to switch stores to manage costs (NIQ Consumer Outlook report 2024).

“Omnichannel retailing remains popular, with 36 percent of total global T&D sales made online in the first half of 2024 – an increase of 0.4 percent from last year. But consumer behavior is changing, driven by price concerns and a desire for best value for money. The global T&D market must keep pace to achieve long-term, sustainable growth,” explains Nevin Francis, GfK's insights expert for the Tech and Durables industry.

The progress of Chinese online retailers in Europe is quite notable. In the first half of 2024, the Chinese e-commerce retailer, Temu, ranked second in terms of order volume for computers and electronics, although its average order value is lower due to the smaller-ticket price of items. According to Foxintelligence by NielsenIQ, 77 percent of German Temu shoppers in the last 60 days were repeat buyers.

Looking at regional differences, consumer spending caution varies depending on purchasing power and local price levels. While Western Europe and Developed Asia experienced year-on-year revenue declines in the first half of the year (1 percent and 9 percent respectively), Eastern Europe (plus 4 percent) and the Middle East (plus 8 percent) grew, and Emerging Asia also returned to growth.

“Price-conscious consumers are increasingly looking for value for money. As a result, the 15 promotional weeks in a year, such as the mid-year promotion and Black Friday already account for 34 percent of annual T&D revenue,” summarizes Nevin Francis. “Retailers and manufacturers must balance the demand for premiumization with a good price-performance ratio, while focusing on their unique selling proposition. To find that sweet spot, they need to know their target group better than ever before.”

Specific trends driving the half-year results for global T&D

GfK panel data shows that the Telecom and Photo categories are back in the black in the first half of 2024, while other T&D categories regaining momentum and starting to recover:

Consumer Electronics (TVs, soundbars, etc.): minus 2 percent

Telecom (Smartphones, etc.): plus 2 percent

IT (Mobile PCs, hardware, etc.): minus 5 percent

Small Domestic Appliances (Fryers, mixers, etc.): minus 1 percent

Major Domestic Appliances (ACs, ovens, etc.): minus 2 percent 

Growth in the home appliances sector is being driven by three key consumer desires: sustainability, simplification and AI-powered intelligence. As personalized features and AI assistants make everyday household tasks more efficient and easier, demand for related devices such as smart ovens and cookers (up 30 percent year-over-year in revenue January 2024 - June 2024) has noticeably increased. In general, convenience-oriented appliances such as robot vacuum cleaners and fully automatic espresso machines (up 9 percent and 7 percent respectively) and more environmentally friendly products such as A-labelled washing machines (up 39 percent in Europe) have gained ground.

In the IT sector, on the other hand, it is still all about premiumization, especially more memory in devices. In laptops, 16GB RAM is becoming the new standard, with sales volume up 3 percent in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period last year, replacing older models. The same is true for media tablets, where 8GB RAM devices with larger displays of 9 inches and above dominate with an impressive 58 percent volume growth rate. In addition, consumers are upgrading their IT accessories, such as Bluetooth keyboards (up 18 percent) and monitors with refresh rates above 240 Hz (up 90 percent).

In contrast to the B2C market, which is slowly recovering, the B2B market is still stuck in the red, according to GfK's distribution panel, with revenues down 6 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2024. Despite this downturn, there are positive signals in certain areas of the mass market. For example, processors (up 4 percent) are growing year-over-year in the first half of 2024. In addition, demand for software was up 8 percent, driven by an increased focus on security and collaboration solutions in the business sector. A standout success in the B2B market is AR/VR glasses, which – although still a niche category – achieved impressive growth of 80 percent, driven mainly by successful product launches beginning of the year.

About the method

Through its retail panels, GfK regularly collects POS (point of sales) data in more than 70 countries worldwide for the consumer electronics, photography, telecommunications, information technology, office equipment, and small and large household appliances sectors. All figures are according to GfK panel market, with global data excluding North America and presented in US dollars NSP (non-subsides price), except stated otherwise.

GfK – a NielsenIQ company

For 90 years, we have earned the trust of our clients around the world by solving critical questions in their decision-making process. We fuel their growth by providing a complete understanding of their consumers’ buying behavior, and the dynamics impacting their markets, brands and media trends. In 2023, GfK combined with NielsenIQ, bringing together two industry leaders with unparalleled global reach. With a holistic retail read and the most comprehensive consumer insights - delivered with advanced analytics through state-of-the-art platforms - GfK drives “Growth from Knowledge”.

For more information, visit GfK.com.

 

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Andersen Global Inaugurates Member Firm in Colombia

 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Andersen Global continues to solidify its presence in Latin America through the addition of Andersen in Colombia, the latest member firm to adopt the Andersen brand.

Andersen in Colombia, previously a collaborating firm under the name Jiménez, Higuita, Rodríguez & Asociados (JHR Corp.) in 2019, is a tax firm that serves national and foreign companies, both private and public, across a wide range of industries. Led by Partner Julián Jiménez Mejía, the firm provides comprehensive solutions in accounting advisory, payroll, tax, financial advisory, and transfer pricing.

“Our team maintains a steadfast commitment to our clients and holds ourselves to the highest professional standards,” said Julián. “As the tax landscape continuously grows more complex, we look forward to leveraging the resources from the member and collaborating firms of Andersen Global to deliver customized, innovative solutions tailored to evolving client needs in Colombia and abroad.”

"Andersen in Colombia's integration as a member firm strengthens our presence in the region," said Global Chairman and CEO of Andersen Mark L. Vorsatz. "Their expertise and dedication to client service exemplify our defining values as a firm. This strategic next step enhances our capabilities in the region and reinforces our commitment to deliver seamless, borderless solutions to our clients worldwide."

Andersen Global is an international association of legally separate, independent member firms comprised of tax, legal, and valuation professionals around the world. Established in 2013 by U.S. member firm Andersen Tax LLC, Andersen Global now has more than 17,000 professionals worldwide and a presence in over 475 locations through its member firms and collaborating firms.

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  Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia - Tuesday, 03. September 2024 AETOSWire 

 

Aramco, one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies, in collaboration with leading real estate company ROSHN has announced the commencement of construction on Aramco Stadium, Al Khobar’s new 47,000-spectator stadium which is planned to meet international standards for the world’s premier football competitions, such as the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, the FIFA World Cup 2034 — which the Kingdom is bidding to host — as well as other showpiece entertainment events.

Dar Al-Handasah Consultants (Shair and Partners) — Dar — was responsible for developing and delivering the detailed design of this iconic new stadium, actualizing the signature architect’s vision of a stunning new structure inspired by the natural environment. Dar also delivered the detailed design of the mixed-use masterplan facilities and infrastructure. 

Dar’s sister Sidara company Maffeis Engineering – one of the world’s most specialized structural engineering consultancies – delivered the detailed design of the stunning and structurally unique roof and façade system.

Dar also crafted the sustainability strategy for the stadium, targeting LEED and Mostadam certifications and

setting exceptional standards for sustainable stadiums in hot climates, while aligning with Saudi Vision 2030, the Saudi Green Initiative and local and international regulations. The strategy includes measures for implementing passive and active energy efficiency incorporating demand response technologies, reducing water use, diverting operational waste away from landfills, and specifying eco-friendly, local, and recycled products.

About Dar and Sidara

Dar is the founder of Sidara, a global collective of over 20,000 planners, designers, engineers, and consultants, who have come together, in 300 offices across all geographies, on a shared mission: to advocate for the world as we would for our own home. Beyond Dar, Sidara’s firms include Perkins&Will, TYLin, Maffeis, Currie&Brown, and Penspen.

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Hisense MEA and India: Pioneering Economic Growth through BRICS Collaboration

 

JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 01, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In a significant move to bolster trade relations and strengthen global economic ties, the Hisense factory in South Africa recently welcomed a high-profile delegation from India. The visit, highlighted by the presence of the South African High Commissioner designate to India, Professor Anil Sooklal, underscored the deepening connections between three key BRICS nations: China, India, and South Africa.

Strengthening Economic Ties

Hisense, a major player in the South African economy, continues to drive progress through substantial investment, job creation, and local manufacturing. The factory tour provided the Indian delegates a firsthand look at these contributions, showcasing Hisense’s role in empowering South Africa’s economic growth.

In his address, Professor Sooklal emphasised the strategic importance of fostering trade relations among BRICS countries, particularly between South Africa, India, and China. "Investment from companies like Hisense is vital, not only for job creation but also for sustaining our nation’s development," he stated.

BRICS: A Pillar of Global Cooperation

The visit also highlighted the crucial role of BRICS in shaping global geopolitics and economics. Professor Sooklal reflected on the collaboration within BRICS, noting, "As we work closely with India, it’s essential that we ensure the Global South remains integral in global decision-making." He expressed confidence in the continued cooperation between these nations, particularly as India prepares to lead BRICS in 2026.

A Shared Vision for Economic Growth

The event further solidified the strong historical ties between India and South Africa. Hisense’s investment in the region exemplifies how global businesses can make a meaningful impact by creating jobs, upskilling local talent, and fostering innovation.

The general manager of Hisense South Africa Vivi Liu reaffirmed the company’s commitment to partnership and community development, stating, "By continuously improving and enlarging our manufacture in South Africa, we are building bridges between nations, empowering communities, and contributing to a more inclusive global economy."

Looking Forward

The visit concluded with a commitment from all parties to continue building on these foundations, ensuring that the economic partnerships between China, India, and South Africa remain robust and mutually beneficial.

Contact: henru.vandermerwe@hisense.com

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APM Capital marks Emirati Women's Day celebrations highlighting Financial Inclusion for Women and ESG

 Dubai, United Arab Emirates 

Illuminates the path to financial empowerment for women with a 'Women in Finance' panel discussion on challenges faced and investment opportunities

Key Highlights:

Only 7.5% of women in the MENA region have a high level of investment education, yet 62% want to be more active investors, showing a strong desire to improve their financial skills.

Emirati women own 128,000 SME businesses, yet financial products made especially for women would provide more women with access to start their businesses.

86% of employees want to work with companies with ESG principles, and 83% of customers think companies must have ESG principles.

Women aiming for financial inclusion face several challenges due to cultural norms and traditional gender roles. The lack of appropriate legal and policy frameworks poses significant barriers to women's economic empowerment. Low financial literacy rates among women and poor access to capital impose severe challenges towards achieving a solid foundation for financial independence among women. To discuss these issues threadbare, share potent insights and pave the way towards gender equality and economic independence amongst women in the Middle East, APM Capital hosted a panel discussion with industry experts to drive a meaningful change in the finance world.

A selection of expert panellists including Umarrah Shafiq (Chartered Financial Advisor), Dagmar Turkova representing the European Women's Association, Natalia Ishchenko of FlyInvest, Tola Denloye (Financial Regulation and Governance, APM Capital), Nada Sayarh from S.P. Jain School of Global Management and Katy Holmes from the British Chamber of Commerce Dubai contributed their views on the positive outcomes of women inclusion in asset creation and management.

Tola Denloye, Financial Regulation and Governance at APM Capital said, "It is crucial to recognize women as equally talented architects of the future. It is simply a lost opportunity that half of the population is not given the same level of financial inclusion. It also requires changes in the policy and legal framework complemented by equal opportunities in securing jobs across markets to boost the overall efficiency and potential."

Setting the pace for the insightful discussion, Alexandra Reyes, Transformational Empowerment Coach and Moderator for the first panel followed through with a crucial sentiment on why achieving financial independence could mean living a life of fulfilment and purpose for women. The power of investing and wealth accumulation is an imperative tool for personal and societal change, and its profound impact can secure the future, protect against inflation, and help close the wealth gap. With steady progress in financial independence for women, Financial Literacy as a foundation still needs further action to equip the Middle East's women.

"Financial literacy among women in the Middle East remains underdeveloped, though progress is being made. The situation is even more challenging in countries like Yemen and Iraq, where fewer than 20% of women are financially literate. A recent survey by the Arab Monetary Fund revealed that women in the region frequently feel marginalized from financial decision-making processes within their households and broader economic contexts. Bridging this gap is imperative, as financially literate women are more likely to engage in the workforce, initiate businesses, and contribute meaningfully to economic development.", said Natalia Ishchenko of FlyInvest. She further observed that the UAE is making great strides, as 80% of adult women in the UAE have bank accounts, which is higher than the regional average and a positive sign.

Many women lack basic financial knowledge, so initiatives like ADCB MoneySense, ADIB's Smart Money Program, CBD's Budget and Track, and the Ghaya Financial Literacy Program strive to improve financial literacy and empower women to participate more actively in the economy.

Dagmar Turkova said, "Many women are familiar with managing personal finances like banking, insurance, and mortgages, but they often lack experience running businesses or handling more complex financial matters unless they've studied business or worked in a family business. As per a 2023 report, only 7.5% of women in the MENA region have a high level of education on investment." This rate indicates a considerable scope for improvement among women in understanding higher-level investment. Despite this, 62% of women want to become more active investors, wishing to improve their financial skills. A recent report revealed that Emirati women own well over 128000 small and medium businesses, making them a considerable economic force to reckon with. Financial products made especially for women will provide them with better access to capital and funding, encouraging more women to start their businesses.

The panelists identified cultural norms and legal frameworks as critical barriers to achieving financial independence for women in the UAE. Cultural expectations often limit women's participation in the workforce, and legal frameworks, such as Sharia-based inheritance laws, can pose challenges to women's financial autonomy.

Speaking of financial empowerment opportunities, the panel agreed that small business ownership offered significant exposure. According to the International Finance Corporation, women-owned businesses constitute about 30% of SMEs in the region yet receive just 7% of total funding. Robust support systems are crucial for the success of women entrepreneurs as they often lack access to the financial assets required to secure business loans. Microfinance institutions and government-led finance solutions could fill the gaps, while women could use mentorship and networking platforms to hone skills needed to scale businesses.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) was also an integral aspect of the panel discussion. Furthering the topic, Tola Denloye said, "ESG is the lens through which we humans can assess the broader impact of environmental, social, and governance decisions on society and the environment. It is also the framework within which we advocate and champion the tenets of each ESG principle". While the world feels dominated by the Environmental factors in ESG investing today, there is an increasing consideration of the social factors that evaluate a company's impact on customers, employees, local communities, and society in general. By 2030, many investors believe Social will contribute more to shareholder value than Environmental. This shift also means that Gender Equality needs further attention and action from the leaders.

Katie Holmes from the British Chamber of Commerce Dubai explained how critical ESG had become; she said, "83% of consumers think that companies must have ESG principles, 91% of business leaders believe they have a responsibility towards ESG and 86% of employees want to work for companies with ESG principles." With more and more stakeholders insisting on including the ESG principles, it opens new vistas for women in ESG investing. With their natural inclination towards societal and environmental concerns, women are in a vantage position to guide and promote ESG investing through various ESG investment portfolios.

Concluding the discussion, the experts agreed that achieving sustainable impact requires a change in approach and attitude. Women in the Middle East work across industries and unleashing their potential in financial planning requires understanding cultural needs and barriers. Financial literacy will allow women to comprehend and make well-informed financial decisions and effectively manage their money, both personal and business funds.

About APM Capital

APM Capital Limited is one of the leading financial brokerage companies authorised and regulated by the ADGM Financial Services Regulatory Authority. Our team of experienced professionals is committed to providing exceptional financial services to our clients. We offer easy and affordable access to global financial markets by offering a wide range of investment products and services, such as exchange-listed Derivatives and CFDs trading on Commodities, Currencies, Equities, and Indices, to both Professional and retail clients.

APM Capital is a prestigious, award-winning broker, a testament to its commitment to excellence in the financial industry; this includes being in the Top 100 Trusted Financial Institution Awards in the Middle East Financial Markets.

For more information, please visit https://www.apmcapital.ae/

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