Video: Top fintech stories this week – 29 November 2019
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
The firms hope to create a leader in the trust and corporate services sector.
NBWM to deploy iBanFirst platform to clients as part of the deal.
The acquisition is PayPal’s largest to date.
Broadridge thinks this will help it create “differentiated” solutions in the market.
The merger is in a bid to better position the companies against competitors.
A bidding war could develop between the two firms.
The acquisition signals the start of a UK and Ireland expansion for Elavon.
Zurich-based Derivative Partners to remain independent for the time being.
EML aims to become “one of the largest fintech enablers in open banking”.
Grow’s founder will join the ATB team.
2Keys will operate as “2Keys – a subsidiary of Interac Corp”.
Majority of the figure down to consultants and advisory fees.
Swiss firm’s divestment from Warburh Pincus is picking up steam.
The identity challenge.
FirstBank will own all 27 bank branches on the island.
Bank aims to create market-leading software using Allfunds expertise.
Sophos houses more than 3,400 staff and a turnover of $710.6 million.
West Virginian bank needed new tech following merger.
Private equity firm could jettison 50% of tech firm
The CMA worries the merger will “result in a substantial lessening of competition”.
Chris Ward, author at Mapa research, dissects the changing definition of ‘partnerships’ in fintech.
Lessons from Africa.
Acquisition of GoPay gives PayPal a way into the Chinese market
HKEX CEO says stock exchange merger will boost UK capital
The funding round was led by Goldman Sachs.
HKEX’s proposal is conditional on LSE abandoning a $27bn acquisition of Refinitiv.
The deal enhances the bank’s digital services for SMEs.
The business aims to make cross-border online shopping seamless for consumers.
Thriving in a hyper-connected world.
It was attracted to Tutuka’s strong presence across 19 emerging markets.
Kabbage is backed by SoftBank and lends up to $250,000.
Chairmans plans to buy 100% of Ipagoo and some assets from its parent software company.
The Aussie credit card company has also purchased an equity interest in QuadPay.
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It is the first fintech in Germany to buy a bank.
The transaction is due to be completed by early Q4 2019.
The deal will bolster Experian’s open data offering in the region.
It will be the first online marketplace to offer savings, investments and pensions.
California-based, Wealthfront, is acquiring financial planning fintech Grove for an undisclosed sum