Digital challenger Minna Bank to launch in Japan by May
Minna will offer both consumer-facing and white labelled products.
Minna will offer both consumer-facing and white labelled products.
The firm recently accrued a $100m debt facility from SVB.
The blank-check firm has already sold 41.5 million shares at €10 each.
It’s a win-win for this high volume, high risk business.
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Backers include JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and Bank of America.
Airwallex is currently expanding into Asia, the UK, and – most recently – the US.
Instant credit will range from $500 to $1,500.
The bank says all 840 affected staff will be offered new roles.
Risk management firm lands its largest round so far.
Operating and innovating with data in a COVID-19 world is much more challenging.
I used my phone for so many things. How would I survive without it?
The CMA said the deal would “reduce competition and innovation”.
Tickstar already serves Xero customers across Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
KreditBee’s fresh funding also saw the exit of Finnov’s Chinese investors.
BianRosa will lead all product teams for the challenger globally.
Nets is providing card management and processing services for the new app.
Maguire takes up a position as an advisory board member at the firm.
Firm lands “largest funding round” of the digital identity space.
The scope and applications are vast, and there’s real potential in online gaming.
“We’re taking the toolkit approach of the challengers,” HSBC lead tells FinTech Futures.
The neobank aims to target the SME sector in Europe.
SEB to deploy Google services across wider segments of the bank.
Banks are now turning to research digitisation to gain significant advantage and improve client service.
Revolut’s US operations are led by banking veteran Ron Oliviera.
Customers have been waiting years for European expansion.
The fintech focuses on those disproportionately affected by insufficient credit histories.
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Saudi Arabian bank goes live on new version of Finastra platform.
Firms blamed targets for being “too ambitious”, and the impact of COVID-19 on hiring and pay.
Neobank nabs more funding just four months after last round.
UK firm has raised $218 million to date.
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
Sable offers both debit and credit accounts for new arrivals.
It wants to give freelancers an “all-in-one” banking app.
We’re likely to see increased collaboration across the financial world.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
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