Income verification platform Truework lands $50m Series C funding
Truework says the funds will support its product development and hiring plans.
Truework says the funds will support its product development and hiring plans.
Goldman Sachs says it is cooperating with the regulatory body.
The financing has been provided by American multinational Citi and French investment bank Natixis.
Retail Capital will form the foundation of an expanded business banking offering within TymeBank.
The new entity, set to be worth $480 million, will continue to be headed up by CEO Eliot Buchanan.
Ischenko will take over from founder Sergey Sedov, who will remain in the position of chairman of the board.
Mortgage applicants can now securely provide their bank statements online via open banking.
The Central Bank of Kenya says the deal will “support the stability of Kenya’s microfinance banking sector”.
Clearco founders cite rising interest rates, high inflation and e-commerce growth slowdown as factors.
The debt financing has been supplied by Atalaya Capital Management and existing investor Partners for Growth.
Persistent’s “building block” approach will allow the challenger to add new SaaS components as required.
The micro and small business-focused bank is looking to scale across East Africa.
Appro is designed to reduce application times for a range of banking products from several hours to three minutes.
The investment round was co-led by Sequoia Southeast Asia and Kleiner Perkins.
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Klarna Kosma’s open banking offering will provide Airbank access to an international network of banks.
Slyce has been created in partnership with Mastercard and TSYS.
The aspiring bank aims to submit its banking authorisation application by the end of this year.
The partnership will allow Universo to provide a “personalised end-to-end financial experience”, Mambu says.
The key to managing this downturn is to focus entirely on your own circumstances.
The funding will allow the firm to expand its portfolio of credit products “in a sustainable and balanced way”.
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A new cartoon by Ian Foley illustrating why fintechs should view risk management as a core competency.
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Investors include Morgan Stanley’s Next Level Fund and Mastercard.
The solution leverages analytics, AI and cloud to deliver “instant” credit decisions to support digital lending.
The Series D equity raise, led by Exor, represents Europe’s largest proptech financing to date, Casavo says.
Tavares has more than 20 years worth of experience across technology and engineering.
The merger was initially announced earlier this year.
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott says the acquisition is a “cornerstone investment” for the firm.
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Zolve helps immigrants accelerate their financial health through products that build wealth in the long run.
The funds will be used to support SaaS start-ups across the US and Europe.
Home Credit is working towards the launch of its new Global Mobile App.
The firm says it “has not been immune to the significant downdrafts of fintech stock in public markets”.
Linkbancorp will look to utilise Jack Henry’s Banno Digital Platform and LoanVantage offerings.
Kasheesh reduces the cost burden on individual cards and helps users build their credit scores.
The Score Mastercard enables new-to-UK users to transact and build up their credit history.