Top fintech stories this week – 23 August 2019
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
The Scottish fintech hit its initial £1.5 million target in 45 minutes.
The financing was led by Floodgate.
Numbrs raised $40 million, pushing it over $1 billion in value.
Goldman Sach’s total loan financing capital for MPOWER is $200 million.
PayPal Ventures also participated in the round.
The initiative will target trading firms, hedge funds and cryptocurrency companies.
With its fresh new licence, Lunar Way is now the newest bank of the Nordics.
The new capital will go to US acceleration and European markets.
The fintech has seen rapid growth since its 2016 launch.
J.Lo and Alex Rodriguez are among the investors.
Concepts ranged from crypto fraud tracing to student finance.
The new product tests web and mobile web apps to identify bugs.
Delio will expand into Asia, the Middle East and North America.
Transsion will provide equity-based investments of up to $100,000.
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Investment opportunities will start from £10.
The contest seeks legal, tax and regulatory solutions.
Fintech deals in China fell 81% in Q2.
Public commitments include new UK job.
Biz2Credit will fund training of 100 of its employees.
The Japanese technology giant invested $5 billion into Latin American “unicorns”.
ADCB stands at a market capitalisation of AED 58 billion.
The latest funding round brings QFPay’s total to $36.5 million.
This year Accenture wants to narrow the gender gap in fintech
The firm uses AI and data analytics to speed up mortgage applications.
Blackrock has increased its initial investment.
Scale Investors focuses on high growth women-led tech companies.
It’s one of the first technology companies to receive direct funding from a NZ Bank.
The neobank allows workers to get paid faster.
The start-up is in the early stages of product development.
It provides highly customisable tech for the online lending industry.
The alliance will reach out to more than 100 fintech health entrepreneurs.
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The platform has since raised $100m in 12 months.
A JPMC representative will be joining FreshBooks’ board.
The company uses its own software to onboard its customers.
Eftsure will be expanding the product suite to cover international payment verification.
It’s now the most valuable EU fintech with a valuation of $5.5 billion.
The round was led by HV Holtzbrinck Ventures.