Paytech Medius taps acquired Expensya talent for two new senior appointments
Medius announced its acquisition of the expense management software company Expensya back in June.
Medius announced its acquisition of the expense management software company Expensya back in June.
Nvayo says that it “is working with the FCA to resolve their concerns and hope to find a solution”.
Carlesi is to depart Molo, which she has led since its inception in 2018, on 25 November 2023.
In a statement, Synapse says it has “a strong group in place” to manage its operations and customers.
Bendras finansavimas, the operator of Savy, is expected to utilise all of Amlyze’s core modules.
The payment service provider is to deploy the regtech’s solutions to enhance its customer onboarding processes.
According to documents seen by CNBC, the SEC’s Boston office has been investigating Freedom for months.
The solution seeks to support businesses with the digital issuance of bank guarantees.
He joins from DF Capital, a UK-based savings and lending bank, where he served as CRO for nearly three years.
Its merger with NESFB will see Slice transition into a small finance bank.
The round also saw participation from existing investor SBI Holdings, and succeeds the platform’s $23.5m Series C.
The plan succeeds the bank’s merger with PacWest Bancorp in July, combining assets valued at $36.1 billion.
The two companies will become part of the new ieDigital Group, but will, at this time, retain their separate brands in their respective markets
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The bank’s venture capital fund previously participated in Trovata’s $27 million Series B in June 2022.
With the Care Card, patients can access PayZen’s post-service payment plans through a physical and virtual debit card.
It plans to develop its proprietary Brite Instant Payments Network that facilitates 24/7 “instant” processing.
PayPal Ventures, CRE Venture Capital and The Raba Partnership also participated.
The move is not expected to result in job losses.
The initiative will be led by Visa Ventures, the global payment giant’s corporate investment arm.
Expel’s managed detection and response (MDR) solution claims to reduce alert-to-response times “to minutes”.
The bank is to integrate its newly-digitised trade flows into its DLR tech stack on Broadridge’s platform.
The UK-based cryptocurrency app intends to complete its US expansion by Q4 2023.
The launch comes seven months after Lloyds Banking Group made a £10 million investment in Yoti.
The fintech reportedly allowed funds to be released from accounts which were flagged as suspicious by the National Crime Agency (NCA).
The news follows a year after the crypto heavyweight received its In Principle Approval (IPA) from MAS.
The project was completed between BIS, Banque de France, MAS and the Swiss National Bank.
The round also saw participation from existing investors Valar Ventures and Nazca Ventures.
The latest fundraise comes months after AlphaSense secured $100m in Series D funding led by Alphabet’s CapitalG.
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The New York-based firm intends to invest the funding into its wealth management portal and talent.
The partnership intends to accelerate the pace of digital banking transformation throughout the Levant region.
Marco Tedone, the firm’s new CTO, spent almost 12 years leading API strategy for HSBC.
With the new funding, Traydstream plans to double down on its growth and enhance its AI-led platform.
The investment follows one year after PortX raised $10 million in its Series A funding round.
Slope plans to leverage new investor Sam Altman’s “extensive” AI experience to scale its platform.
The department claims to have suffered $247 billion in financial losses last year due to “improper payments”.