Singapore’s Grab pulls the plug on investment services citing non-viability
Customers will have to withdraw their money by 13 October, after which the accounts will be permanently closed.
Customers will have to withdraw their money by 13 October, after which the accounts will be permanently closed.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
KBS aims to upgrade its entire ATM network by the end of 2023.
In the UK, 3.1 million adults use cash to pay “for everything or most things”.
The facility is being provided by Chicago-based investment firm Victory Park Capital.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Seacoast Bank is leveraging NCR’s ATM-as-a-Service solution to replace its conventional ATM fleet.
While real-time data remains an ideal, the cash management process needs first to adapt to expanded ecosystems and networks.
The Philippines’ ninth largest bank currently operates over 400 ATMs across the country.
According to Innovate Finance data, $27.3bn was injected into the industry globally during H1 2023 through 1,714 deals.
Flaws in its US and European payment systems meant that some declined transactions were wrongly refunded.
The funding follows its $10 million Series A held in June 2021, and brings its total capital raised to $42 million.
Ryft says the small, remote island has “historically struggled” to access international payment platforms.
The Yieldbroker platform claims to facilitate trading of approximately AUD 6 trillion annually.
In both sociological and economic terms, the rapid switch to digital payments is fascinating.
The regulator says it will review the evidence gathered and consider taking further action where necessary.
The merger has been mutually terminated and TD Bank has agreed to fork out $200m in cash to First Horizon.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
FinTech Futures chats with HPS CEO Abdeslam Alaoui Smaili at WeMeeting 2023 in Marrakesh, Morocco.
SimCorp will sit within a newly created investment management solutions segment, Deutsche Börse says.
JBWere NZ will use Duco to reconcile cash and securities held with sub-custodians, share registries and banks.
The NECC estimates “hundreds of millions” of pounds are laundered annually using cash deposits at the Post Office.
Based out of China, Richard Turrin has a ringside seat on how China is transforming into a cashless society.
Rather than offload a 15% stake in the group this year, HM Treasury has pushed the date back to August 2025.
The acquisition includes both “talent and technology” and is designed to help SoFi scale.
CBDCs promise much, but their cost when it comes to privacy could be dear.
The total funding is made up of a $66 million Series A equity round and a $50 million debt facility.
With PayShap, consumers will have access to instant, real-time payments across participating banks.
The law enforcement agencies seized seven terabytes worth of data, consisting of 1909.4 BTC.
In March 2021, the fintech landed $600 million in funding, confirming a valuation of $95 billion.
Signature Bank is a large lender in the cryptosphere.
O’Connor Kolaja replaces former CEO Craig O’Neill, who is set to move to an advisory role within the firm.
The pilot will test the technical feasibility of a CBDC and leverage the “skills and insights” of private industry.
FinTech Futures speaks to City University of London’s Raj Muttukrishnan and Crossword’s Stuart Jubb.
The FCA will review evidence gathered during the visits and consider further potential enforcement action.
Mueller will focus on “helping other companies and entrepreneurial fintech enthusiasts in their growth ambitions”.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
A further nine banking hubs and six deposit services have been recommended by Link.
Upstart is also suspending development of its small business loan product.
Mode says it is winding down its services “due to unsuccessful funding and difficult market conditions”.