UK fintech Delio names new chair and outlines 2025 strategy
Meyerowitz Singh currently serves as an NED at Platform One and a board member of Engage Smarter AI.
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Meyerowitz Singh currently serves as an NED at Platform One and a board member of Engage Smarter AI.
The round values Mynt, which reached profitability in September, at approximately €175 million.
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The partnership seeks to “accelerate the applications of generative AI, blockchain and payment technology”.
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The offering operates as part of Wealthsimple’s new lifestyle rewards programme.
Zip’s company value has increased 47% since its $100 million Series C last year.
DCS Innov previously tapped HolyWally to develop its InstaWally solution.
PayZen offers an affordability financing platform to help healthcare patients in the US manage medical bills.
AlphaSense has raised $650 million in conjunction with its latest purchase.
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Joyce previously advised XYB on its upcoming split from Monese as well as its latest fundraising endeavours.
Ecology Building Society says technology modernisation will help “attract future customers at pace and scale”.
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The group previously confirmed its decision to split into two separate businesses last month.
Arya.ai offers a cloud-based PaaS that enables enterprises to develop their own AI solutions.
The UK-based fintech has enlisted Interpath Advisory to assist in the internal restructuring.
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Crédit Agricole CIB hopes the platform will appease “the increasing demand for supply chain finance” in APAC.
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The Toronto-based fintech says the new facility will be used to expand its Charge Card programme.
The acquisition, which will combine both parties’ rewards platforms, is expected to close later this year.
The platform’s search is currently focused on companies with EMI/PI licences and revenues of up to $5 million.
Paymob now claims to be the first international fintech company to be fully licenced in Oman.
The start-up previously secured a £95m debt facility from NatWest and an £8.5m Series A round in February 2023.
Rohrlich previously served as CEO of Top Hat, a US-based higher education engagement platform.
Unger brings more than two decades of financial services and fintech experience to his new role.
Monese says its services could be “adversely and potentially severely affected” if new funding isn’t found.
CEO and founder Aaron Schumm says the raise is “one of the largest Series D SaaS rounds in the US this year”.
Motive Partners will invest two $25 million tranches as part of its growth commitment to the Aussie firm.
The raise follows on from the company’s $180 million Series E round in June 2021.
The partnership will enable Allica’s business customers to make “transparent and low-cost” international payments.
Jack Henry says its open banking infrastructure was the decisive factor for CU1 to migrate its core.
The round includes strategic investments as well as participation from existing investors.
Aldermore joins 18 regulated UK banks and 22 non-bank lenders and EMIs which run on Mambu.
“Our consumer brand growth was falling short of our goals,” says HMBradley CEO and co-founder Zach Brunke.