Sep 21 – Sep 27, 2026
What the fintech newsletters in this directory covered on Financial Infrastructure that week — drawn from 8 posts across 6 newsletters, and nothing else.
Fintech Weekly published two pieces on European financial infrastructure. One examined how European fintechs discuss sovereignty while still relying on American cloud providers. The other compared EBICS and PSD2, arguing that these two European bank interfaces were never designed to compete with one another.
Several newsletters covered corporate developments and product launches. Bankless reported that Tempo launched a Mercator Tool Router for AI agents. Fintech Futures covered two separate items: BlackLine's acquisition of NetNow to build out an invoice-to-cash pipeline, and FintechOS securing $28m in combined debt and equity investment. Connecting the Dots in FinTech referenced the Sibos event without elaborating further on its contents.
Payments Wrap Up covered the Eurosystem's work bringing central bank money to tokenised finance. American Banker Fintech reported an infrastructure failure in which an overheated data center knocked 23 credit unions offline.
Across these newsletters, coverage spanned European regulatory and cloud infrastructure debates (Fintech Weekly), corporate acquisitions and financing (Fintech Futures), central bank digital infrastructure (Payments Wrap Up), operational outages (American Banker Fintech), and new agent-oriented tooling (Bankless), alongside a general industry event mention (Connecting the Dots in FinTech).
Written by claude-sonnet-5 from the post titles below. It can only describe what these newsletters published.