New funding for European fintechs Compeon and SESAMm
Germany-based Compeon lands €15 million and France-based SESAMm – €7.5 million.
Germany-based Compeon lands €15 million and France-based SESAMm – €7.5 million.
Upon its acquisition, NAB says 86 400 has some 85,000 customers.
Check says it already works with 100,000 small businesses in the US
ClearBank to provide account numbers, sort codes, and Faster Payments access.
Brazilian challenger reaches $1.8 billion in total funding raised.
N26’s failed UK expansion cost it a total of €26.9 million.
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Lending start-up plans extra growth after round led by QED Investors.
Australian superannuation firm brings investments in-house.
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US-based insurtech believes the industry is set for “explosive growth”.
The SEC is “actively monitoring” the “ongoing market volatility”.
In 2020, VTB launched a total of 1,280 software development teams.
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)”.
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A permanent shift to New York would be particularly damaging for London.
The former Zalando chief isn’t the only executive addition in recent months.
German wealthtech has raised €14.9 million since 2017.
The funding is a combination of equity and debt financing.
Hakbah aims to “modernise and ease” savings in Saudi Arabia.
Lithuanian firm plans availability across Europe by Q4 2021.
The central bank has previously been criticised over its bond purchasing.
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PayDirect claims just a 3.5% payment failure rate.
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.
Singapore-based Volopay and Malaysia-based Microleap have raised $2.1 million and $3.3 million, respectively.
It will double the engineering and product teams and expand the “self-service” element of the platform.
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