TAS acquires Italian paytech consultancy Krisopea
Acquisition reflects TAS’ “acceleration in non-organic growth” driven by largest shareholder Rivean Capital.
Acquisition reflects TAS’ “acceleration in non-organic growth” driven by largest shareholder Rivean Capital.
The debt financing has been supplied by Atalaya Capital Management and existing investor Partners for Growth.
The Global Pay platform is currently available to US American Express small business card members.
Persistent’s “building block” approach will allow the challenger to add new SaaS components as required.
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The funds will be used to support the growth of the company’s Digital Delivery Platform.
Appro is designed to reduce application times for a range of banking products from several hours to three minutes.
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The fresh capital takes the bank’s total funding to date up to $160 million.
Quartermaine joins from ACI, where he was director of merchant retail for Europe.
The move forms part of the bank’s digital transformation efforts.
Magats will start his new role on 17 August and will also join the firm’s board of directors.
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The strategic partnership will see the pair work together to “digitise the European payments space”.
Ageras co-founder and CEO Rico Andersen says the acquisition is a “critical step” in the company’s growth.
Owned by Team4U, Simapka is an app for owners of shops and service points in Poland.
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MVB Bank has become the first live user of the RTP Send functionality offered by Victor Technologies.
Advances in behavioural biometrics technology can help banks catch criminals before they strike.
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The investment round was co-led by Sequoia Southeast Asia and Kleiner Perkins.
48 Lloyds Bank and 18 Halifax branches are set to shut between October and January of next year.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a deal is far from certain and could be weeks in the making.
The company secured $200 million in a Series C round led by Tiger Global earlier this year.
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Composable banking allows FIs to simplify a perennial tech challenge: systems integration.
Qapita is aiming to boost its presence in India.
Klarna Kosma’s open banking offering will provide Airbank access to an international network of banks.
This is M2P Fintech’s third acquisition in 2022 alone.
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Slyce has been created in partnership with Mastercard and TSYS.
The aspiring bank aims to submit its banking authorisation application by the end of this year.
The partnership will allow Universo to provide a “personalised end-to-end financial experience”, Mambu says.
The two firms will collaborate to develop “invisible banking” solutions that improve client-to-bank connectivity.
The new funds will be used for product development and to fuel its global expansion plans.
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In his new role, Arora will lead product, business and growth for the firm’s DeFi initiatives.