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Cover story: THE BEST OF BANKING TECH – Winners and pictures from an amazing night.
Cover story: THE BEST OF BANKING TECH – Winners and pictures from an amazing night.
We take a look at some of the fintech predictions being made by industry experts for 2024.
DTCC initially announced that it had signed an agreement to buy the firm back in October.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Liberis plans to go live in Canada, Germany and Poland in 2024.
Demystifying what is holding BaaS back from broader adoption and what it takes to create a successful BaaS venture.
The platform seeks to “cut through crypto trading complexity” for financial services companies.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The San Francisco-based firm has launched with $9m in equity funding and $30m in debt financing.
HSBC executives Vinay Mendonca and Shehan Silva have been appointed as CEO and COO of the new JV, respectively.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The launch follows a previous £140 million investment that Redpin received from Blackstone, Palamon and Corsair.
The bank says the platform will enable it to deliver “affordable term loans” directly to its SMB customers.
Grasshopper and Treasury Prime are thriving at a time when so many neobanks and BaaS providers are struggling.
In this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by Betsy and Daniel Cohen, co-founders of Cohen Circle.
Jifiti says it can now provide clients with a broader range of payment products and pan-European solutions.
In this podcast episode recorded live at Money20/20 USA, we chat with Scot Lenoir, Chairman of Evolve Bank & Trust.
The capital came from existing investors including D Squared Capital and Moneta Venture Capital.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Coop says its “super-app” will provide banking services, payments and pension solutions to its customers.
Modulr is working to ensure it meets evolving regulatory requirements following a period of growth.
In his new role, Fry will be tasked with developing the bank’s position within the digital assets market.
Airwallex says the deal is an important part of its broader growth strategy in the Americas.
With the new facility, Iwoca plans to meet the “growing demand” among SMEs for working capital.
Watch this video for an in-depth look at The Greenlend Project.
At Sibos 2023, we sat down with Joon Kim of BNY Mellon to discuss the key areas of development in embedded finance.
The group claims that the appointments will afford it “the governance necessary for success on an international basis”.
The move is not expected to result in job losses.
According to the Financial Times, Solaris is looking to raise €100m to fulfil its credit card deal with ADAC.
We catch up with Arvind Purushotham of Citi Ventures to discuss the current fintech funding landscape.
Gusto says its solution allows Chase’s payroll processing to become “significantly simplified”.
Vodeno has appointed Philip McHugh as chairman and Noah Sharp as CEO.
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France-based Swan will be launching in the Netherlands and Italy.
The company had previously been operating in the UK under the FCA’s Temporary Permissions Regime.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The partnership is set to enable Wamo to broaden its business account services in the UK and EU.
US Army Reserves veteran Gantt-Evans will lead the firm’s global corporate and product security strategies.
Delve into the discussions surrounding paytech trends and opportunities.