Canadian fintech start-up Neo Financial lands $50m Series B funding
New funds will be used for further product development and to grow its team.
New funds will be used for further product development and to grow its team.
New raise will go towards product expansion in its sole Egyptian market.
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Black-owned fintech firm plans growth to 100 million end consumers.
The recurring billing platform provider will seek to move into six new countries.
The tie-up will see Cape’s upcoming cards integrated with Basiq’s open banking technology.
US fintech plans geographical expansion and increased headcount.
The firm says the Series D capital will be used to accelerate its expansion through partnerships.
The authorisation will enable SDX to go live with a fully regulated offering.
Company plans to expand beyond its Indonesian and Philippines strongholds.
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Papaya has now raised $440 million in total capital since its seed round in 2016.
European payments firm seeks greater foothold in core markets.
The firm launched its mobile app in June this year with the aim of helping SMEs to grow.
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The lender will use the cash to target the UK’s “near-prime” consumer credit market.
The fintech start-up says it wants to “bring digital finance to everyone in Africa”.
The digital business bank wants to make it easier for SMEs to grow their businesses.
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John Gidla joins the fintech after three years at the Financial Conduct Authority.
Funds will be used to boost product and tech development and fuel customer growth.
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The new investment takes the start-up’s valuation up to $500 million.
UK-listed lender forms joint venture with Singapore’s National Trades Union Congress.
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FinTech Futures launches its latest report looking into the changing nature of digital technologies in our industry.
US challenger aims to create an anti-credit card.
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The bank says becoming a limited partner in the firms will enhance its fintech offerings.
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The round marks the bootstrapped company’s first venture capital raise.
The firm’s smart finance app will launch in the UK early next year.
The firm has now raised more than $150 million in total capital.
Brazilian challenger wants to smash the valuation of it’s largest legacy rival, Itau.
Reports suggest the move is part of a wider strategy to enter the Asian market.
New investment follows the company’s $12 million Series A round in February.
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Another collection of funding rounds and raises from all over the world you might have missed this week.
The Nigerian start-up says the new investment takes its valuation up to $2 billion.