UK start-up Viola Black tunes in with account launch
“We are not a bank.”
“We are not a bank.”
The London-based bank aims to offer Banking-as-a-Service.
Michigan’s first de novo bank in a decade.
The American workforce has moved significantly beyond what Dolly Parton was familiar with.
The fintech space in India has seen an exponential growth over a few years.
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Over the course of 2018, we’ve interviewed a range of industry specialists on a variety of fintech subjects.
UK firm unleashes latest product for freelance folks.
AdelPoint offers decentralised, anonymous and encrypted service.
SoftBank Vision Fund sees something in US-based insurtech.
To grow its lending product and raise the UK firm’s profile.
DNB NXT Accelerator and StartupLab want you.
Sweden-based platform granted approval for 2019 start.
CIB unleashes CVentures for a national “first”.
Arthur Ventures leads the round with Coinbase participating.
EXCLUSIVE. UK challenger bank now called Allica. Founder now trying to make sense of it all.
The Banking Technology Awards 2018 winners announced!
US Securities and Exchange Commission lays down the law yet again.
Selects AgileReporter package for APRA requirements.
Firm plans to sock it to ’em for mortgage decisions.
Decentralised computing platform plans to build cloud infrastructure.
Will begin operations in 2019.
Start-up goes ethical and offers “banking on autopilot”.
US app provider now valued at a juicy $2.65 billion.
Its innovation fund gives Atix Labs some support for good causes.
UK’s Prudential Regulatory Authority informs wannabe about the wait.
Home insurance app for a personal asset vault.
Gets a cash boost via victory at the RBS-backed competition.
Swedish bank is for an “overlooked and undervalued customer in mind – migrants”.
Plans to develop digital products for lending and blockchain solutions.
Condensing six fintech events down into a handful of concrete takeaways.
The bank’s corporate venture arm picks a paytech.
Parliament chills out by offering a licence with relaxed requirements.
Central bank will take its time with fintech initiatives.
Multi-year agreement means Liv will use Verrency’s cloud-based payments.
UniCredit and ING Ventures are keen investors and partners.
Boston bosses this one. A wave of cash for finance and insurance tech start-ups, and a robotic assistant goes dark.
New entity will sit alongside its existing P2P lending business.
A step forward for open-source smart contracts blockchain protocol with æternity’s Roma release.