Tink acquires German open banking provider FinTecSystems
Founded in 2014, FTS has grown to 67 employees.
Founded in 2014, FTS has grown to 67 employees.
Both Bouncer’s team and its technology will join Stripe.
Launched in 2017, Oval’s mobile app claims more than 100,000 “active” users.
Cedar acquired San Francisco-based OODA Health for $425 million last week.
“Cashflow planning is a key component of an adviser’s process”.
All four firms span the debt advice, credit risk and collections industries.
86 400 bagged its own banking licence back in 2019.
Vista Equity-owned Advicent provides technology for 3,000 firms.
Bill.com is paying $625 million in cash and $1.875 billion of common stock.
The French unit moved to the shelf back in September 2019.
Core banking vendor streamlines newly-acquired Davinci Group.
Trading firm says it can double its transaction volume to $2.5 billion by 2021.
Blackstone intends to build Mphasis into a $10 billion-valued company.
More than eight million shoppers have used the online return service.
There’s one clear winner when it comes to the collaboration of banks and fintechs – the consumer.
The deal, which is pending regulatory approval, is expected to close by mid-May.
The value of the stake remains undisclosed.
The purchases were made through Nomu Pay.
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Indian payments firm snaps up Fave to introduce the latter to India.
Firm known as “the Amazon of Russia” steps into fintech space.
KeyBank acquired Laurel Road in 2019.
COVID-19 took a toll on GoBear’s capital reserves and certain financial products.
Nuapay owner Sentenial snapped up by prepaid cards firm EML.
Pillar helps students manage loan debt.
The combined firm will serve more than 300 companies.
Soaring to new heights: a record-breaking first quarter of M&A activity.
M&A can often be reduced to egos.
It intends to invest £10 million into Moneycoach to scale the offering.
The bank will start negotiations with labour unions just after Easter.
Whilst some big deals never closed in Q1, plenty others took their place.
Shares of Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp. II moved 5.77% higher Monday to $15.39.
Investment firm sets up new payments brand in Turkey.
Broadridge continues its M&A strategy apace.
This year alone has birthed eight lawsuits against US Spac deals.
It is expected to close by the end of Q2 2021.
The CMA said the deal would “reduce competition and innovation”.
Tickstar already serves Xero customers across Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Euronext offloads asset management platform after 2019 acquisition.
Tania Ziegler, senior research associate at Cambridge, joins us on this latest episode.