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Associated Press
16-07-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Yuno Named One of the World's Top FinTech Companies by CNBC & Statista
Selected from hundreds of companies across nine categories, Yuno stands alongside industry leaders as one of the world's most innovative fintechs. 'Being recognized as one of the world's top FinTech companies by CNBC and Statista is a testament to our team's relentless dedication to enhancing payment infrastructure worldwide.'— Juan Pablo Ortega, Yuno Co-founder & CEO NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, July 16, 2025 / / -- Yuno, the global payment orchestration platform, has been recognized in CNBC and Statista's prestigious 'World's Top FinTech Companies 2025' list. Selected from hundreds of contenders across nine fintech categories, Yuno stands alongside industry leaders as one of the world's most influential and innovative fintech firms. CNBC's annual list, released in cooperation with Statista, leverages a rigorous selection process that evaluates financial performance, user adoption, innovation, and global reach. Yuno's inclusion highlights its rapid growth trajectory and leadership in driving seamless, cross-border payment experiences. 'Being recognized as one of the world's top FinTech companies by CNBC and Statista is a testament to our team's relentless dedication to enhancing payment infrastructure worldwide,' said Juan Pablo Ortega, Co‑founder and CEO of Yuno. 'In the last three years, Yuno has powered hundreds of millions in transaction volume, opened up headquarters in London, Qatar, and Asia, and supported leading brands—from emerging to multinational enterprises—with efficient, secure, and globally scalable payment solutions.' Yuno empowers businesses to build, manage, and scale their entire financial infrastructure. Through a single API, Yuno's platform supports 450+ Integrations, helping orchestrate pay-ins, payouts, KYC, card issuance, wallet infrastructure, FX, loyalty programs, fraud prevention, stablecoins and more. Its platform is trusted by leading global brands including McDonald's, NetEase, inDrive, and Rappi, among others. 'As global commerce becomes more complex, payment infrastructure needs to be radically simpler,' said Julian Nuñez, COO and Co‑founder of Yuno. 'We built Yuno so that companies could go live faster, convert more customers, and expand globally—without the headaches of fragmented systems and legacy integrations.' About Yuno Yuno is a leading financial services orchestration platform that simplifies global payments for enterprise merchants and fast‑scaling companies. With a unified API connecting over 1,000 payment methods and fraud tools, Yuno optimizes acceptance rates, reduces costs, and enhances security. Yuno supports leading brands across LATAM, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and APAC, including McDonalds, NetEase, inDrive, and Rappi. For more information, visit Anil Sharma Yuno [email protected] Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
India Gazette
12-06-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
Manipur's remote fields shape India's sporting future
Senapati (Manipur) [India], June 12 (ANI): In the far-flung hills of Senapati, a quiet sporting revolution is underway--one that's shaping the future of Indian football. Here, in one of Manipur's most remote districts, the rhythm of life is often measured in goals and grit. Young footballers like Yuno Richard are living proof. With his days split between morning drills and evening gym sessions, Yuno's dedication echoes the larger movement transforming Senapati's fields into fertile ground for sporting dreams. 'I go for training in the morning. In the evening, I go to the gym to keep myself physically fit, to activate my muscles and all--to be prepared for anything coming in my way,' says Yuno, whose walls are lined with medals earned through persistence. Thanks to improved internet access and growing media reach, youth in this region are now daring to dream beyond their boundaries, setting their sights on national and even global stages. This ambition is being supported by government programs, which are introducing synthetic football turfs, rural training centres, and better sports equipment--even in the hill districts. Local heroes like Coach Tresen Pou are nurturing this raw talent. 'There are a lot of multitalented players, not only in football but in volleyball, basketball, and other games as well,' he notes. For players like Lnkunang Keimai, inspiration comes from global icons. 'I am a big fan of Ronaldo... We need more facilities like this ground. I want to play for the national team,' he says with hope. With support from NGOs, local clubs, and a growing network of mentors, Manipur's youth are turning rural playgrounds into launchpads. In Senapati, football isn't just a game--it's a lifeline. And as the passion continues to spread, these remote fields may soon become the very heart of India's sporting future. (ANI)
Finextra
10-06-2025
- Business
- Finextra
Yuno selects London as European headquarters
Yuno, a leading global financial services orchestration platform, today announced it will be opening an office in London to serve as its official European headquarters. 0 The announcement, made during London Tech Week 2025, marks a significant milestone in Yuno's international expansion and reinforces the company's commitment to serving its growing base of global merchants and partners from the heart of Europe's fintech capital. Yuno's choice of London as its European HQ is driven by several strategic factors: Global Fintech Hub: London's status as a world-leading center for finance, payments, and fintech innovation made it a natural choice for Yuno's European headquarters. The UK capital has attracted tens of billions in fintech investment in recent years, second only to Silicon Valley, and is home to a vibrant ecosystem of banks, startups, and nearly half of Europe's fintech 'unicorn' companies. Talent and Regulatory Support: The city offers access to a world-class pool of fintech talent and a progressive regulatory environment. Yuno will also benefit from the UK's supportive framework - from the Financial Conduct Authority's innovation sandbox to open banking initiatives - which foster fintech growth and innovation. Proximity to Clients and Partners: Establishing a base in London places Yuno close to many multinational merchants, financial institutions, fintech partners, and prospective clients, enabling them to more easily collaborate. Springboard for European Growth: London will serve as a strategic springboard for Yuno's expansion across Europe. The new office will coordinate regional growth efforts, allowing Yuno to tailor its payment solutions to European market needs and swiftly scale its presence in key markets across EMEA. This move comes as part of Yuno's broader international expansion strategy. Over the past year, the company has grown rapidly beyond its Latin American roots, launching in key Asian markets and other regions to meet rising demand for its platform. The company already supports leading global clients - including McDonald's, inDrive, Rappi, among others - processing transactions across more than 80 countries worldwide. Juan Pablo Ortega, Co-Founder and CEO of YUNO, said: 'London is at the heart of the global fintech revolution, so we are thrilled to make it our European home. By opening an office in London, we'll be able to work more closely with our European merchants and partners, recruit from a world-class talent pool, and innovate alongside the UK's vibrant fintech community. This city offers the perfect blend of financial heritage and forward-looking tech culture. Establishing our regional headquarters here is a key step in Yuno's mission to unify payments worldwide, and it positions us to accelerate our growth across Europe while continuing to deliver cutting-edge payment solutions to our clients.' UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Peter Kyle, said: 'London is the world's financial capital, and Yuno setting down roots here is a major boost to the city. Such an innovative, creative and forward-looking business basing its European HQ here will only add to the UK's already-thriving fintech community. 'Fintech is so much more than a buzzword. It's how we ensure financial services are fit for the 21st century, and ensure that people right across the economy can get on with business at the fast pace which today's world demands. When our fintech sector succeeds, it means traditional businesses do too - and that leads to the growth and job creation that are at the heart of the Government's Plan for Change.' Yuno is already recruiting for roles in its London office across engineering, sales, and partnerships, aiming to build a diverse team that will drive its European operations. The company also intends to collaborate with UK fintech initiatives and industry groups - leveraging events like London Tech Week, innovation hubs, and sandbox programs - to share expertise and support the broader community. By planting roots in London, Yuno is positioning itself to both contribute to and benefit from the city's dynamic fintech scene, furthering innovation in digital payments.
Business Wire
10-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Yuno Selects London as European Headquarters to Power Global Expansion
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Yuno, a leading global financial services orchestration platform, today announced it will be opening an office in London to serve as its official European headquarters. The announcement, made during London Tech Week 2025, marks a significant milestone in Yuno's international expansion and reinforces the company's commitment to serving its growing base of global merchants and partners from the heart of Europe's fintech capital. Establishing our regional headquarters in London is a key step in Yuno's mission to unify payments worldwide Share Yuno's choice of London as its European HQ is driven by several strategic factors: Global Fintech Hub: London's status as a world-leading center for finance, payments, and fintech innovation made it a natural choice for Yuno's European headquarters. The UK capital has attracted tens of billions in fintech investment in recent years, second only to Silicon Valley, and is home to a vibrant ecosystem of banks, startups, and nearly half of Europe's fintech 'unicorn' companies. Talent and Regulatory Support: The city offers access to a world-class pool of fintech talent and a progressive regulatory environment. Yuno will also benefit from the UK's supportive framework – from the Financial Conduct Authority's innovation sandbox to open banking initiatives – which foster fintech growth and innovation. Proximity to Clients and Partners: Establishing a base in London places Yuno close to many multinational merchants, financial institutions, fintech partners, and prospective clients, enabling them to more easily collaborate. Springboard for European Growth: London will serve as a strategic springboard for Yuno's expansion across Europe. The new office will coordinate regional growth efforts, allowing Yuno to tailor its payment solutions to European market needs and swiftly scale its presence in key markets across EMEA. This move comes as part of Yuno's broader international expansion strategy. Over the past year, the company has grown rapidly beyond its Latin American roots, launching in key Asian markets and other regions to meet rising demand for its platform. The company already supports leading global clients – including McDonald's, inDrive, Rappi, among others – processing transactions across more than 80 countries worldwide. Juan Pablo Ortega, Co-Founder and CEO of YUNO, said: 'London is at the heart of the global fintech revolution, so we are thrilled to make it our European home. By opening an office in London, we'll be able to work more closely with our European merchants and partners, recruit from a world-class talent pool, and innovate alongside the UK's vibrant fintech community. This city offers the perfect blend of financial heritage and forward-looking tech culture. Establishing our regional headquarters here is a key step in Yuno's mission to unify payments worldwide, and it positions us to accelerate our growth across Europe while continuing to deliver cutting-edge payment solutions to our clients.' UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Peter Kyle, said: 'London is the world's financial capital, and Yuno setting down roots here is a major boost to the city. Such an innovative, creative and forward-looking business basing its European HQ here will only add to the UK's already-thriving fintech community. 'Fintech is so much more than a buzzword. It's how we ensure financial services are fit for the 21st century, and ensure that people right across the economy can get on with business at the fast pace which today's world demands. When our fintech sector succeeds, it means traditional businesses do too – and that leads to the growth and job creation that are at the heart of the Government's Plan for Change.' Yuno is already recruiting for roles in its London office across engineering, sales, and partnerships, aiming to build a diverse team that will drive its European operations. The company also intends to collaborate with UK fintech initiatives and industry groups – leveraging events like London Tech Week, innovation hubs, and sandbox programs – to share expertise and support the broader community. By planting roots in London, Yuno is positioning itself to both contribute to and benefit from the city's dynamic fintech scene, furthering innovation in digital payments. About Yuno Yuno is a global financial services orchestration platform that empowers businesses to build, manage, and scale their entire financial infrastructure through a single integration. Yuno's platform orchestrates pay-ins, payouts, KYC, card issuance, wallet infrastructure, FX, loyalty programs, fraud prevention, and more, through a single API. With integrations to over 1,000 payment methods, smart routing, and real-time reconciliation, we help companies maximize acceptance, reduce costs, and launch in new markets faster. Founded in 2022, Yuno supports transactions in 190+ countries and powers leading enterprises including Rappi, inDrive, and McDonald's. We operate globally, with teams across Latin America, the U.S., APAC, the Middle East, and Europe. Our mission is to give every business — from fintechs to Fortune 500s — full control over how they transact, move money, and orchestrate financial services across the world.
Euronews
21-05-2025
- Business
- Euronews
The shift towards digital-only banking and cloud operations for a tech-driven future
In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores the banking revolution driven by digital wallets and fintech. Insights from Yousef Al Neama, Group Chief Business Officer of Qatar National Bank, and Juan Pablo Ortega, CEO of Yuno, a payment solutions company, highlight the need for technology. Cyril Fourneris reports from Switzerland on the rise of neobanks on the financial landscape, highlighting emerging trends and consumer behaviour. Prices in the UK were 3.5% higher in April 2025 compared to the same month a year earlier, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This marks the highest inflation rate since January 2024 and exceeds economists' expectations of a more modest rise to 3.3%. By comparison, inflation stood at 2.6% in the twelve months to March 2025. On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose by 1.2% in April, up sharply from a 0.3% increase in March. Economists had anticipated a significant jump in April, driven by substantial annual increases in various household bills. The rise also reflects the impact of higher business taxes and a notable increase in the minimum wage. According to the ONS, the main contributors to the rise in inflation were higher costs in housing and household services, transport, and recreation and culture. These were partially offset by falling prices in clothing and footwear. Inflation is widely expected to remain above 3% for the rest of the year, which could temper expectations of further interest rate reductions from the Bank of England, whose inflation target is 2%. On Tuesday, the bank's chief economist, Huw Pill, said that borrowing rates have been cut too quickly — an indication that he is concerned about underlying inflationary pressures. Since the BoE began cutting borrowing costs last August from a 16-year high of 5.25%, the bank has proceeded on a gradual basis by lowering its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point every three months. Earlier this month, it reduced it to 4.25%. Following the latest inflation update, Rob Wood, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said that cuts on a "precise quarterly schedule" are "far from certain." Although inflation is expected to remain above the bank's target this year, economists expect it to decline in 2026, partly due to a recent trade deal between the US and the UK, which rolled back some of the tariffs previously proposed by US President Donald Trump.
