November 2024: Top five fintech M&A deals of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech M&A deals in November.
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FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech M&A deals in November.
Tyan has been involved with the firm since 2020 as its supervisory board chairman.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top banking tech stories of the month.
The “long-term” partnership will support Spendesk in launching new products next year.
SEB Embedded has delivered its first solution for Swedish supermarket chain Hemköp.
Suits Me’s CEO says the migration of Engage customers has “already started and will be finished mid-January 2025”.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Bank of New Zealand, Airwallex, Griffin and more.
The app will launch for individuals and small businesses in the UK “later this year”.
BPaaS technology can help building societies digitise while maintaining and even strengthening their core values.
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Following the deal, BMTX will retain its name and will be led by current president and CTO Jamie Donahue.
The company says it will transition its digital banking clients “to one or more alternative digital banking providers”.
CEO Carsten Höltkemeyer says BaaS provider Solaris is “at a pivotal moment”.
Zenus Bank says it has integrated Tuum’s Accounts and Payments modules into its tech ecosystem.
The acquisition comes after Manigo entered administration last month.
As the sector evolves away from the wild west of BaaS 1.0, it can enter its more responsible era.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Monese, TSB Bank, Temenos and more.
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Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Starling Bank, Fiserv, HSBC, Monese and more.
HSBC invested $35 million in Monese just two years ago.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes BNP Paribas, Visa, Solaris and more.
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Solaris says the move “regrettably will bring redundancies across the EMI team”.
GetirFinans will offer a range of banking services powered by Fibabanka’s digital infrastructure.
Five Star Bank is looking to prioritise the growth of its core community banking franchise.
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Despite a decline in global funding rounds, it was evident at FinovateFall that US fintech continues to thrive.
In a world that is increasingly open tech vendors need to increase their transparency too.
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Tsybolyuk has served as Papaya’s chief operating officer since June 2022.
The two new deals come just months after Unit revealed it was cutting 15% of its workforce.
Bankident will “enable our customers to start trading within minutes”, says Bitpanda’s Maik Brodowski.
Oscilar has been tapped by the bank for its AI-driven AML Risk Platform solution.
Newline enables companies to launch payment and deposit solutions directly with Fifth Third Bank.
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Weavr aims to leverage the licence to deliver “the most comprehensive domiciled IBAN offering in Europe”.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Revolut, UniCredit, Modulr and more.
The deal includes the entire share capital of both companies and is expected to close in Q4 2024.
Modulr can now resume onboarding A&D partners but must inform the FCA when doing so.
Griffin CEO David Jarvis discusses the bank’s licensing journey and what’s next in store.