Finova launches Finova Broker for the UK intermediary sector
Finova Broker builds on the Mortgage Keeper CRM solution, provided by Finova’s business formerly known as eKeeper.
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Finova Broker builds on the Mortgage Keeper CRM solution, provided by Finova’s business formerly known as eKeeper.
Nominations for the PayTech Awards 2025 are now open, with the deadline for entries set for 14 March.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Klarna, Ualá, Visa and more.
The card allows customers to earn ‘Mesa Points’ on mortgage repayments and home-related purchases.
Klarna has not yet disclosed the number of shares or expected price range of the offering.
Prodigy previously sourced a $250 million facility with the DFC in 2020.
Modifi and SMBC will seek to assist Asia’s SME exporters in expanding international trade operations.
Iwoca plans to double its Flexi-Loan limit to £1 million for medium-sized businesses.
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Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Bank of New Zealand, Airwallex, Griffin and more.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
In a statement, Dave says it intends to “vigorously defend ourselves”.
The deal comes after Bumper raised a $48 million Series B in January.
This is Sunbit’s second debt warehouse facility in 2024, following its $310 million deal in January.
CEO Jean Murphy will step down after two years, succeeded by Nomo Fintech’s Simon Bateman.
Affirm’s UK country manager Ruth Spratt says the UK is “the perfect place for the next phase of Affirm’s journey”.
PowerPay claims to have processed over $8 billion in loans since its inception in 2017.
Last week, Afin Bank obtained an Authorisation with Restrictions (AwR) banking licence.
Kapitus serves as a direct lender and marketplace, providing over $6.5 billion to nearly 55,000 businesses.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top core banking stories of the month.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Afin Bank, Zip, Socure and more.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Grossi has previously served as CEO of Openlink Financial and ION Corporates.
NCR Atleos will now handle all management and processing for Tompkins’ self-service channels.
Afin Bank has now entered the mobilisation stage and plans to begin lending next year.
In September, LendInvest also increased its funding agreement with JP Morgan by £500 million.
OmniRetail is a start-up aiming to digitise traditional e-commerce through its suite of software products.
iGTB debuted its new Microsoft Azure-managed digital transaction banking solution earlier this month.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes TD Bank, Barclays, Klarna and more.
The consultation proposes clearer information for BNPL consumers, as well as stronger dispute rights.
Klarna says it will still own “all consumer-facing activities, including underwriting and servicing”.
This settlement is the DOJ’s first redlining resolution with a credit union.
Baker Hill’s Commercial Lending solution will be integrated directly within Navigant’s Fiserv DNA core.
Daira is a new lending platform offering low-interest, flexible loans for customers in Pakistan.
The deal will help fuel the company’s personal loan origination activities.
The purchase facility builds on the company’s $225 million Series E round completed in March 2022.
ESAF’s implementation of Flexcube has been underway since August.
Tally closed in August, citing insufficient funding as the primary reason for its shutdown.
Sustainable finance is no longer an optional add-on for banks—it is central to their future competitiveness.