Piraeus Bank and Natech prepare to launch neobank Snappi in Greece
The partners previously announced the development of the independent neobank in April 2022.
The partners previously announced the development of the independent neobank in April 2022.
The new facility from Pollen Street Capital will support the lender’s future growth plans.
Fulton Bank will “assume substantially all of the deposits and purchase substantially all of the assets” of the bank.
Together claims to have a loan book exceeding £6.8 billion, originating over £200 million in loans monthly.
The lender has opted to transition its core to the vendor’s Fusion Essence solution.
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The US is set to be Klarna Card’s fourth market of entry, following earlier launches in Sweden, Germany and the UK.
The building society is to leverage its Mambu core to build new mortgage and savings products.
The New Zealand-based firm is currently listed on the Catalist stock exchange with a value of around $5.4 million.
The fintech claims it provides “a much-needed alternative to banks for European SMBs looking for financing support”.
KBZ Bank is to deploy FinbotsAI’s credit modelling solution, CreditX.
The bank is to adopt the vendor’s LoanVantage solution and Banno Digital Platform.
Puro Finance is expected to operate as a subsidiary of the bank upon closure of the deal in May.
The deal for Petal is expected to close later this quarter for an undisclosed sum.
The bank is delivering the cards using Corserv’s account issuer programme.
Linedata says the purchase will extend its reach to the “critical sectors” of asset management, insurance and credit.
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The round was led by UK-based LeapFrog Investments and supported by Aavishkaar Capital.
The Swedish start-up says the financing will “immediately” be made available to fintech lenders through its platform.
The OHB offers government-subsidised housing loans to low and middle income groups.
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Ally Financial has been on the hunt for a new CEO since the departure of Jeffrey Brown in January.
The acquisition will boost the growth of Abrigo’s existing suite of technical accounting solutions.
Vilja is entering the UK market via a partnership with local mortgage origination platform, Mast.
Due to impact 12% of its total workforce, the proposed job cuts will take effect from 7 May.
Biz2Credit will pay $33 million and Womply will pay $26 million to settle the two separate cases.
The round consists of $50 million in debt financing and $36 million in equity.
Winners of this year’s awards will be announced at a gala dinner ceremony in New York on 30 May.
The round has raised the Nigerian fintech’s valuation to $750 million.
The London-based lender provides longer term fixed-rate mortgages and soft launched last month.
Sal Rehmetullah and Suneera Madhani will act as co-CEOs of the start-up, which is set to launch this month.
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The tool will be integrated into Home Wise by Lloyds Bank and HelloHome by Halifax.
The acquisition will enable Levenue to boost the footprint of its revenue-based financing marketplace.
The bank has tapped Google for solutions in cybersecurity, data, marketing and AI, among other areas.
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The new limit is poised to save US consumers more than $14 billion a year.
The deal has yet to be finalised and Nationwide has until 4 April to put a final offer forward.
In Q4 2023, the LA-based neobank generated a GAAP net income of $200,000 and EBITDA of $10 million.