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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Fraudé et négligé par sa banque: la BMO le prive d'accès à son ...    Le Journal de Québec

[unable to retrieve full-text content] The banks in France that are hiking their fees in 2020 (and by how ...    The Local France

Richard Jolly February 24, 2023, 11:31 PM The warrior centre-back saved the surprise for the end. Lisandro Martinez's conversation had been sprinkled with the word "fight" and it scarcely felt surprising, There are sleek, elegant defenders who steal in unnoticed, as though they can complete the game without a speck of dirt on them, and there are stolid, solid ones, primed to head anything away but sometimes essentially uninteresting. And then there are those such as Martinez, a charismatic scrapper whose brand of full-blooded commitment has made him a Manchester United cult hero. But not, it transpired, a serial miscreant. His Albiceleste team-mate Cristian Romero may conform more to the image of the Argentinian centre-back, leaping recklessly where others fear to tread, almost accepting red cards as an occupational hazard. Martinez can seem no less combative, but he has managed to ally a willingness to tackle with an awareness of what he can and cannot get away with. He

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Jean Dujardin fait une pub pour une banque et piège tout le monde    Presse-citron

PIN-FREE: The biometric cards let customers authenticate contactless transactions above the €50 limit Customers of French bank Crédit Agricole de Lorraine can now apply for a biometric card that enables them to authenticate contactless payments above the country's €50 (US$53) contactless transaction limit with their fingerprint and without needing to use their PIN. The regional bank is rolling out biometric Gold Mastercard and World Elite Mastercard deferred debit cards equipped with a fingerprint sensor that customers can activate by registering their fingerprint using an enrolment reader. The Crédit Agricole banking group began issuing biometric deferred debit cards in April 2021 following a pilot launched in June 2019. Next: Visit the NFCW Expo to find new suppliers and solutions

Last week it was reported that French consumer group UFC-Que Choisir has initiated legal action against 12 banks which it accuses of refusing to reimburse people who have money stolen from their account through no fault of their own.  Read more: 12 French banks taken to court for not reimbursing fraud victims The banks included in the case are: La Banque Postale, Crédit Agricole, Banque Populaire, BNP Paribas, Société Générale, CIC, LCL, Boursorama, ING, Nickel, Cetelem and Floa Bank. "The law says that a consumer who is the victim of fraud must be reimbursed immediately. And when [the account holder] has been negligent, the bank must prove this if it is to avoid reimbursing them," UFC-Que Choisir said. "Unfortunately, too often this is not the case," and banks either automatically place the blame on account holders or claim that their insurance will not allow for reimbursement, the consumer group states. We asked Connexion readers who had encountered bank

L'inflation, qui a atteint 6,2 % en rythme annuel en novembre, se ressentira-t-elle aussi sur les tarifs bancaires qui s'appliqueront début 2023 ? Très peu. Sur ce terrain, les consommateurs semblent en effet globalement à l'abri d'une flambée des prix. Selon les calculs réalisés pour Le Monde par le comparateur Panorabanques, les tarifs des banques de réseau n'augmenteront « que » de 0,43 % le 1 er  janvier. L'étude, basée sur sept profils de clients, porte sur un panel de 103 établissements. A la rentrée, les banques s'étaient engagées auprès du ministre de l'économie, Bruno Le Maire, à ne pas relever leurs tarifs de plus de 2 % l'an prochain. Promesse tenue, donc. L'objectif fixé n'était toutefois pas des plus ambitieux : « La hausse annuelle étant généralement en dessous de ce seuil d

Nigeria-based financial services provider Bitnob has launched the Virtual Dollar Card in order to help its users conduct seamless online payments. Bitnob is a Pan African startup that is focused on helping people make better financial decisions with Bitcoin. The company's new Virtual Dollar Card comes with a series of benefits, including the ability to create a virtual card for free and fund it with up to USD 10,000. Users can also customise their cards, freeze them for security purposes, and keep track of their transactions.  This product was launched in the context of a series of restrictions imposed by the Central Bank of Nigeria in 2022. At the time, the bank restricted the use of naira debit cards to USD 20 per month for international transactions. They also restricted all international transactions to only dollar cards issued by local banks. Users who conduct regular international payments, pay for online subscriptions or shop online were affected by these new rest

Конгресс США планирует разместить отслеживающие устройства в автомобиле каждого американца, и это далеко не самое ужасное положение проекта закона, который рассматривается американскими законодателями. Сенат уже одобрил новую законодательную инициативу, которая, в случае ее утверждения Конгрессом, будет предусматривать, что в каждом транспортном средстве, находящемся на территории США, должны присутствовать «глаза и уши государства». Сенатский законопроект 1813, призван сделать обязательной установку регистраторов и коммуникационных устройств в автомобилях, принадлежащих жителям США, посредством которых можно было бы узнать о местонахождении и действиях водителей. Но авторы данного проекта на этом не остановились, еще один пункт предложенного закона предполагает возможность сделать недействительным паспорт гражданина из-за неуплаты налогов, что, по сути, не позволит должникам выезжать за пределы США. Этот проект получил название «Акт движения вперед к прогрессу в 21-м веке» или MAP-

Qatar Airways recently transitioned from QMiles to Avios as its currency, the same as British Airways and Iberia used as a part of their loyalty programmes. Now, they are offering a great bonus opportunity for those who transfer their points to Qatar Airways Privilege Club, which can also be helpful for those collecting the British Airways variant (since the Avios can be moved around in both directions). Transfer Bank and Hotel points to QR Privilege Club with up to 30% Bonus Between November 1-15, 2022, Qatar Airways Privilege Club is offering a tiered bonus when you convert bank points into Avios (in your Privilege Club account). The tiered bonus is as follows: Convert the equivalent of up to 30,000 Avios and receive a 20% bonus Convert the equivalent of over 30,000 Avios and receive a 30% bonus The transfer partners included in the conversion bonus are: Ahli Bank Oman Ahli Bank Qatar Ahli United Bank Air Miles Axis Bank [India] Banque Saudi Fransi

By the time he walked into West Bridgewater Coin and Jewelry Buyers in December with a story to tell and things to sell, Robert M. Burchell had experience. He had since 2015 been caught trying to walk out of big-box stores and supermarkets with, among other things, TVs, cell phones, power tool batteries, home security cameras, a camcorder, carpet cleaning machine, chainsaw, generator, and bags of beef jerky.   But now it was different. Now he was working for the New Bedford Whaling Museum with access, he later told police, to the whole place — hundreds of thousands of historical artifacts. According to felony larceny charges now pending against the 42-year-old man, he was moving onto fresh terrain with thefts from the museum, a venerable city cultural institution drawing more than 70,000 visitors last year, and even more before the pandemic.  Burchell would step into the collectibles shop in West Bridgewater not once but five times in two week

Bank M&A across Europe comes to a boil—the COVID-19 pandemic has hastened the confluence of conducive conditions for mega domestic mergers. Spain and the Balkans lead the charge, with Italy, Germany, France, Poland and the UK expected to follow. The pandemic has hastened the confluence of conducive conditions for bank mergers. H2 2020 has borne witness to the rise of domestic champions in Spain, Hungary, Serbia and Slovenia. It is now a question of when, not if, larger regional banks will vie for the pan-European crown. Patrick Sarch, Partner, London, Co-head of Financial Institutions Global Industry Group Overview 3 key drivers of bank M&A in H2 2020: Bank consolidation across Europe: COVID-19 turbocharges deal-making among regional and domestic banks Strategic M&A: COVID-19 cultivates an opportunistic M&A greenhouse Attempted digital coup d'état: 'Challengers' redouble disruptive efforts in the wake of phy