Banking Technology Magazine October 2022 issue out now
Cover story: INVESTING IN THE FUTURE – Putting money in the right places.
Cover story: INVESTING IN THE FUTURE – Putting money in the right places.
Learn how to build a sustainable model that requires data storage engineered to use significantly lower power and cooling.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the US.
The bank will deploy Temenos Retail Banking Services running on the Temenos Banking Cloud.
The money will go to underserved communities in regions where Merck currently operates.
We chat with Apiture’s Daniel Haisley about the growth and benefits of embedded banking.
We chat with Paycraft’s CEO Ambarish Parekh about what the company offers and its evolution over the years.
The partnership aims to support “thousands” of UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Beacon’s buy and build model will help TDAM to develop a more flexible pricing and risk management system.
The round was led by Sway Ventures with participation from Menora Mivtachim, an Israeli insurance firm.
Bangor Savings Bank says the partnership will expand its revenue opportunities.
The bank failed to raise the funds needed for a full banking licence.
The funding also includes a £1.1 million grant from a Spanish public organisation for technology development.
Brands with large customer bases can use BaaS platform providers to create deeper relationships with customers.
NetSuite AP Automation is available in the US as part of NetSuite’s SuiteBanking offering.
We chat with Quavo’s Brittany Usher about the benefits of automating fraud and dispute management processes.
Paytend says the partnership with Tribe will enable more efficient payment services.
Fintech companies can take specific steps to achieve greater multicloud freedom.
The funds will be used to further develop its platform and boost its international presence.
The French start-up claims to have more than 10,000 clients.
We chat with João Pinto of ebankIT to discuss the firm’s new products and its US expansion plans.
The Series C funding round was led by WestCap.
Bevan Money aims to launch sometime in late 2023 or early 2024.
The initiative will focus on four areas – savings, credit building, debt consolidation and utility marketplaces.
We chat with Josh Williams of Seattle Bank to discuss how collaboration between banks and fintechs has evolved.
Completed in under 12 months, the implementation follows the migration of HCOB’s international SWIFT payments.
Oradian’s account, finance and investment offerings are tailored to the needs of rapidly developing markets.
John Barker has been named as the firm’s new CEO, with Peter O’Connor taking on the role of COO.
Monese will use the new funds to grow its cloud-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) business.
The start-up has raised $11 million in venture funding and $400 million in a credit facility.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across UK and Europe
The start-up has raised $300 million in a credit facility and $16.1 million in seed funding.
At this year’s FinovateFall, a group of industry experts tackled the topic of bank-fintech collaboration.
It will provide financial solutions via digital banking apps, embedded finance and as Banking-as-a-Service.
The money raised by Cledara will go towards the US expansion.
The acquisition will equip FNZ with additional wealth management product and service solutions.
Our weekly fintech round-up for you to get the latest funding news from around the world.
Streetman will be tasked with leading the company’s culture, strategy, operations and expansion plans.
SteelEye claims the $21m Series B marks the largest raise by a European regtech firm in 2022.