Paykey, the system that enables users to make payments through any message service or social network thanks to a virtual keyboard, and Musoni, the cloud-based microfinance software, are the two winning startups of BBVA Open Talent Europe 2016.

BBVA Open Talent 2016 landed today in the British capital to announce the winners of its European final, in a special event that will take place tomorrow Wednesday as part of Next Money London, the world’s leading fintech conversation.

The analysis of financial transaction data can provide critical insights into understanding the economic resilience of people affected by natural disasters, as revealed by a new research project from UN Global Pulse and BBVA Data & Analytics, BBVA’s center of excellence in financial data analysis.

Female entrepreneurs lead one third of SMEs in the United States.

Created by and for entrepreneurs, the 007ideas venture builder is hosting its first international Boot Camp at BBVA's Innovation Center in Madrid on September 12, 13 and 14.

Businesses are embracing the use of cloud computing at unstoppable rates, and the technology has risen as a new paradigm that has allowed technology companies to offer services to businesses and organizations through the cloud or, more plainly, from their own servers.

Startups looking to disrupt the world of identity authentication and fraud prevention took home the top spots in New York during the first of three regional finals for the BBVA Open Talent 2016 competition.

Startups and traditional banks come from two very different worlds. But as financial startups begin to play a bigger role in the financial sector, some banks may struggle to relate to the young and dynamic startups. This is not the case for BBVA, which has been engaging with talented entrepreneurs through its BBVA Open Talent contest for the past eight years. The finals will take place this month in Europe, Latin America and the United States (including rest of the world).

Just as in previous years, the G20 summit – held in China this year – has drawn worldwide attention. But the leaders of the 20 major economies were not the only ones to meet in Hangzhou. In parallel, business leaders from these same economies presented their proposals in the Business 20 event.

Biometric data come to the payments industry and guarantee greater security in digital commerce.