June 2024: Top five new fintech launches of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top new launches in June.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top new launches in June.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
Open finance has the potential to help consumers take control of their financial lives.
The partnership will serve the group’s Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and MBNA brands in the UK.
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The fresh investment brings the fintech’s total capital raised to date to €96 million.
Georgakopoulos left his role as global head of JP Morgan Payments earlier this month.
The partnership is set to enable blockchain-based international money transfers.
Shayan will head the integration of LLMs into the fintech’s Engagement Banking platform.
Dexter Wilson of BNY Mellon discuses the process of collaborating with early-stage technology companies.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Sainsbury’s, Viva Wallet, Laybuy and more.
Fintech founders discuss a decade of shifting perspectives and practices.
Vivian Yeung from Fremont Bank chats about how AI has transformed the financial services sector.
Société Générale has been looking for a buyer for Shine since January.
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Apple Pay Later first launched in the US 15 months ago.
The bank is alleged to have “engaged in unsafe and unsound banking practices”.
The Swiss regulator has found the challenger bank to be in a “serious breach of supervisory law”.
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Kristy Duncan from Women in Payments talks about barriers for women entering the fintech sector.
OMB Bank’s Stephen Bishop sits down with FinTech Futures to discuss the facilitation of open banking.
TymeBank expects to complete the round in Q4, with hopes of achieving unicorn status.
The merchant acquirer is to utilise the vendor’s workflow automation tools.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Starling Bank, Mastercard, Bink and more.
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The Aussie bank has deployed MongoDB’s Atlas solution.
Banks have a significant opportunity to take advantage of the digital shift driven by the next generation of customers.
Moldindconbank is to leverage the vendor’s open banking compliance solution.
Simon Thorn and Neil Barrable join the group as chief compliance officer and chief credit officer.
The Copenhagen-based start-up claims to have experienced revenue growth of 53% in 2023.
Further developments are expected to emerge during a shareholder meeting later this week.
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Based in Vancouver, Canada, yPilot says it “leads the way in AI innovation for banks and credit unions”.
Network International is among the first acquirers to launch Jaywan with merchants in the UAE.
NatWest will introduce the service through a “12 week pilot to address learnings and updates”.
The bank says it replaced 85% of its systems with Temenos products.
Enabling Apple’s customers in Germany to split or defer payments when purchasing goods at physical or online stores.
OAB says its customers will no longer need to write checks or manually manage bill payments.
U.S. Bank becomes the first financial institution to offer Greenlight through an embedded mobile app.