Fintech funding deals globally 1-7 March 2021
Featuring Klarna, Papaya Global, TaxBit, Beam Technologies, and Xendit.
Featuring Klarna, Papaya Global, TaxBit, Beam Technologies, and Xendit.
BaFin ordered Greensill’s Bremen-based bank subsidiary to freeze all payments.
Revamping customer lending through partnerships and back-office change.
The Los Angeles bank says it wanted a “forward thinking” partner.
There is plenty of room for experiments in BNPL, and many customer segments are yet to be addressed.
Previously, Jack Dorsey’s fintech partnered with Celtic Bank for banking products.
In the next two years, ZikZuk intends to take itself across the globe.
Klarna claims its round was oversubscribed four times over.
An innovative approach to urgently find solution to accommodate the US government’s Payroll Protection Program.
Arizona bank diversifies its book by branching into mortgages.
BTB’s business model has brought annual average returns of 7% in the last seven years with low defaults.
US fund Davidson Kempner takes on largest portfolio sale of its kind in Greece.
The start-up is now looking to raise £5 million from institutional investors.
What’s needed is an industry-wide effort to stamp out poor practice and make services inclusive.
Pakrashi says his wants “to get back” to his roots at Cape.
Several US federal agencies are probing American Express, according to a regulatory filing.
SoLo brought in $12m, which includes a $2.8m seed round and a series of convertible notes.
The neobank’s best-performing arm, by a long way, was its NPL unit.
In 2020, Equa bank’s consolidated net profit fell by 55% to $8.5 million.
Private bank’s customers won’t notice the transition, claims challenger.
The challenger wants to extend loan applications to more underbanked Filipinos.
Featuring Stash, Built, LeaseLock, Valon Mortgage, and Metromile.
Featuring Shlomi Turgeman, founder and CEO of BTB Israel.
Clients include Standard Chartered, UniCredit, HSBC and ING.
The FCA is anxious about the number of citizens who will find themselves in debt.
Germany-based Compeon lands €15 million and France-based SESAMm – €7.5 million.
Lending start-up plans extra growth after round led by QED Investors.
Singapore-based Volopay and Malaysia-based Microleap have raised $2.1 million and $3.3 million, respectively.
Investors include Aussie BNPL unicorn Zip.
Innovation in commercial lending with special guest, Dean Snyder, EVP at AFS.
Dinie was founded in the UK, made in Germany, and designed for Brazil.
Brigit’s CEO is a former Deutsche Bank and Infosys executive.
The fintech lodged its banking licence in the last quarter of 2020.
Featuring Checkout.com, MX, Blend, Creditas, and Enfusion.
The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation in banks’ lending platforms.
Lending firm plans to expand team and grow its products with the substantial raise.
Just 22% of the nation didn’t carry personal debt into 2021.
Starling is seeing the benefits of fully utilising its UK banking licence.
Featuring Grab, Mynt, Divvy, Mambu, and SimpleNexus.
How to improve customer and employee experiences. Featuring a demo of The Now Platform from ServiceNow.