2021 fintech predictions
Staring into the crystal ball for signs of what we could see over the course of the year from the industry.
Staring into the crystal ball for signs of what we could see over the course of the year from the industry.
Atlanta-based de novo bank deploys SilverLake in the cloud.
The card consolidation firm picked PassFort in the wake of its Series C round.
Berlin-based firm aims to help “impactful” businesses with a range of products.
“We see that there is definitely an appetite for what we’re doing,” says co-founder, Ryan Glover.
The Spac is eyeing up fintech, wealth management and gaming sectors.
The funding round was led by Pan-African early-stage venture capital firm, TLcom Capital.
The fintech calls it “an interactive graphical user interface (GUI)”.
Crown Agents Bank is a small, profitable, UK-regulated bank.
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The former Zalando chief isn’t the only executive addition in recent months.
German wealthtech has raised €14.9 million since 2017.
Hakbah aims to “modernise and ease” savings in Saudi Arabia.
Lithuanian firm plans availability across Europe by Q4 2021.
Former Rizq founder sets up new Islamic wallet app.
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Firm plans to expand into derivatives and new markets in Asia.
The temporary outage, though “short-lived”, was severe.
US fintechs have enjoyed a wealth of VC interest since the Plaid-Visa deal hit headlines.
It will double the engineering and product teams and expand the “self-service” element of the platform.
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Founded in 2016 in Berlin, Elinvar has “the vision to connect the entire wealth management ecosystem”.
Former Finra execs Anthony Cavallaro and Josh Drobnyk join the fold.
Minna says the investment will be used for global expansion, “with requests from all continents”.
n the past decade, global private equity returned 13.2% on average.
The deal brings DNA’s customer base up to around 30,000 merchants.
The incubator is looking to accept just three-to-five start-ups.
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“We approached male investors, but they were so condescending,” says CEO.
Continuous compliance remains a challenge because many organisations lack contextual data.
Banks have relied on the “five p’s” – people, physical cash, premises, processes and paper.
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Douyin Pay (Douyin Zhifu) has been added to the app’s options.
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“The options today are mobile money or banks,” says CEO.
Payments infrastructure firm plans “global expansion” with new cash.
Uniqlo Pay has partnered with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
Dinie was founded in the UK, made in Germany, and designed for Brazil.
Cloud has become a go-to technology for many in the financial services industry.