MPOWER Financing boosts lending capacity to over $300m with fresh debt funding
The financing will enable MPOWER to issue more loans to international students studying in the US and Canada.
The financing will enable MPOWER to issue more loans to international students studying in the US and Canada.
The portfolio comprises $35 million in invoice finance and a further $5 million in trade finance.
Klarna describes the UK holding company as “an important early step on a journey towards an eventual IPO”.
Jifiti says it can now provide clients with a broader range of payment products and pan-European solutions.
Intuit first acquired Mint for $170 million back in 2009.
Amazon Business customers can now select Affirm at checkout to pay for eligible goods over time.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
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Oxbury Bank provides flexible lending and asset finance solutions specifically for the needs of farming businesses.
The bank’s “long-term” shareholders, BBVA, Toscafund and Infinity Investment Partners, participated in the raise.
The cash will be put towards product development and exploring merger and acquisition opportunities.
Tabby claims it has become the Middle East’s first fintech unicorn ahead of its planned IPO in Saudi Arabia.
BNP Paribas will deploy Lenvi’s Riskfactor product portfolio in eight countries across Europe.
The facility will be used to support the company’s portfolio growth and geographical expansion plans.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The licensed electronic money institution will be able to onboard new customers with just a passport.
The partnership comes as Figopara gears up for a “significant” international expansion push.
Cole has previously served as CEO of Barclaycard UK and CEO of Capital One’s UK division.
With the new facility, Uncapped aims to expand its reach and provide more digital businesses with access to financing.
Aurionpro says the deal “significantly accelerates” its ambitions to take its lending solutions into new markets.
The deployment forms part of the bank’s core banking replacement project ‘Cosmos’.
The round was led by Canapi Ventures and builds upon the company’s $50m Series B from 2020.
With the new facility, Iwoca plans to meet the “growing demand” among SMEs for working capital.
Brown is due to depart the Michigan-based online bank on 31 January 2024.
NMI provides payment gateway and processing solutions to businesses looking to diversify their payment methods.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The consortium consists of funds and accounts managed by KKR, Bayview Asset Management and CardWorks.
The bank wants to “make it easy for Arizona businesses to get the capital they require for growth”.
The increase builds upon a £165 million deal made with BNP Paribas and M&G Investments in July.
Alba Bank says the migration will enable it to build products at speed to meet evolving market demands.
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Carlesi is to depart Molo, which she has led since its inception in 2018, on 25 November 2023.
Flooss is adopting Tarabut’s Income Verification product, enabling direct access to customers’ income information.
Bendras finansavimas, the operator of Savy, is expected to utilise all of Amlyze’s core modules.
Its merger with NESFB will see Slice transition into a small finance bank.
The round also saw participation from existing investor SBI Holdings, and succeeds the platform’s $23.5m Series C.
The plan succeeds the bank’s merger with PacWest Bancorp in July, combining assets valued at $36.1 billion.
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Keebo applies open banking data in its credit decisioning process to lend to those with thin or limited credit histories.