Indian lendtech Stashfin secures $100m in debt funding
The latest funding follows the company’s $270 million Series C round held in June last year.
The latest funding follows the company’s $270 million Series C round held in June last year.
VRPs will allow Plend customers to change their payment schedule to suit their financial circumstances.
Japanese banking giant Mizuho Bank led the funding round, contributing $125 million.
The total funding is made up of a $66 million Series A equity round and a $50 million debt facility.
The FDIC will continue to provide crypto-related deposits directly to customers.
The Series A funding brings the total capital raised by the firm to €28 million.
The deal is expected to close in Q2 2023 and the business will continue to trade under the Bluestone brand.
The receivables warehouse facility will help Tamara finance the accelerating demand for its flagship BNPL product.
Qik’s CEO says they chose Temenos owing to its “successful track record” across Latin America.
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With the new funding, Fynn plans to expand across the US and offer its services to more students.
Lenvi is a combination of Equiniti’s EQ Credit Services, EQ Riskfactor, and EQ KYC Solutions.
The company plans to grow its loan book and boost its staff headcount.
The partnership has resulted in 52% more monthly active users for Buddy, Klarna Kosma says.
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Zip expects “significant” amounts of cash to roll in due to these exits, with positive cashflow expected by 2024.
Despite the loss, the firm says it is edging towards profitability thanks to growth in its gross merchandise volume.
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Late-paying users will be hit with a £5 fee from 16 March, City AM reports.
Pega claims its low-code platform will save Shawbrook underwriters 1,500 hours a month.
The job cuts were made in response to “significant decreases” in mortgage volumes, Wells Fargo says.
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The acquisition will see CoreLogic integrate Roostify’s platform with its own data, analytics and workflow solution.
Arvest claims it is the first US bank to offer lending capabilities on Thought Machine’s core.
The Co-operative Bank is the frontrunner amid a bidding war being run by consultancy Deloitte, Sky News reports.
Sopra Banking Software will design, build and support the bank’s savings and lending products.
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Zopa’s “BNPL 2.0” offering will allow consumers to spread the cost of purchases worth between £250 and £30,000.
Tucker joins from NewDay, which acquired Deko in January 2020.
The UK government is looking to bring BNPL into the regulatory sphere “in a proportionate way”.