Video: Top fintech stories this week – 15 May 2020
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Australian bank has set aside AUD 900 million for an expected fine.
The fintech was valued at £2 billion last June.
The bank picks Wolters Kluwer to meet Basel IV and CRD V requirements.
The Kentucky-based CU wants to boost its lending capabilities.
The firm also appointed a new CEO in March.
He also served as head of global investments and operations at the US Millennium Challenge Corporation.
The partners will offer direct-to-account crediting.
Both smart and ‘yam’ phones can pay through QR codes.
Five focus points on how organisations can coexist and grow in the ecosystem.
Technology firms tie up new collaboration.
Agora’s CEO says the app launch is “related to” the Revolut Junior launch in the UK.
Founded in 2000, Bexhill UK works with roughly 250 brokers.
ATM provider detected the attack in April, which is says has been dealt with.
The market needs to step up its efforts to better engage borrowers on their mortgage options.
The fintechs say the partnership will help more than 4,000 small businesses.
On 19 March, the Bank of England cut its base rate to 0.1%.
Applications for the grant scheme will open on 18 May 2020.
Hong Kong payments firm plans market expansion with Volante.
Anti-fraud company nabs new injection to support growth.
Those who feel the place you are offering them into the future is not shiny enough, can and will be left behind.
The start-up is headed up by two former Westpac execs.
The contract began back in 2016.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused immediate changes to the financial services industry.
The latest investment takes Modulr’s total funding received to £53.3 million.
“This is one of the biggest markets on Earth,” says Sequoia.
The quarter saw just 404 deals and ended on $6.1 billion.
The Florida credit union shuns a “one-size-fits-all” approach.
If you are a fintech undertaking lead generation for the first time, where do you start?
These are seen by some to be a post-Brexit policy to ensure that the UK does not lag behind.
The Financial Supervisory Authority plans to digitise EBA, EIOPA, and ESMA reporting data.
Big Blue to outfit Canadian CUs across three provinces.
The round featured Thailand’s interbank payments provider.
The newly-launched fintech has secured investment from Balderton Capital.
“The region is super scattered,” says co-founder, Mohammed Aziz, regarding open banking regulations.
The rules are designed to ease foreign access to China’s financial market.
An active portfolio of 50 well-diversified stocks will be put together.
Sudanese bank implements iMAL*BI solution.
125,000+ staff working remotely, 3m chat messages, 780,000 video & internet calls a day – how did Santander do it?
The Arkansas-based bank turned to Teslar following a recommendation from a compatriot lender.