Danske Bank steps up fintech partnership hunt
Potentially open to action in Nordic insurtech and lendtech.
Potentially open to action in Nordic insurtech and lendtech.
Intercontinental Exchange forms a new company.
APAC plan to promote adoption of decentralised applications.
Lessons learned from Penta’s CEO and co-founder following its €2.2 million seed round.
Series B funding round led by Dawn Capital.
SME plans are on Judo’s hip pocket.
Fintech challenger founded by Imperial College London graduates.
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency now welcomes applications.
Meet Portugal FinLab.
UK Software-as-a-Service company gets a cash boost.
Latest CASS figures reveal the winners and losers.
Project Kopernik (Copernicus) will initially target Germany.
CySEC will also look for regtech action.
Starling has had a head start.
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Berlin-based firm targeting entrepreneurial investors.
Its NEXT Investors team will be looking for the next group of firms to invest in.
A blockchain-enabled marketplace for tokenised asset-backed securities.
Fintech company builder founds first firm in Italy.
Horizontal cards are so 2017.
Canadian start-ups team up for account and lending origination.
Second round of financing led by Khosla Ventures.
UK-based JLT Employee Benefits looks to digital benefits.
Buys US start-up’s crypto-asset accounting and tax functions.
Another gaming company taking a piece of the fintech pie.
InnoCells has invested in Cardumen Capital.
4i – international, independent, institutional, investor-oriented.
The programme will last six months and start in October.
Says it is the largest independent fintech fund in Europe.
Digital entity wants to tap into market for offshore companies.
When academia meets business.
Firm offers a monthly subscription model for start-ups.
Will target the crowded SME lending market.
Lendtech strives to help students understand what they owe.
Investment led by ITOCHU Corporation, with participation from Goldman Sachs.
Round led by Kima Ventures.
Taking place on 13 December in London.
UK-based start-up wants to shine in US and Japan.
Wants to make nation a global hub.
In the disruption era, disintermediation is the big boys’ loss for sure, but not necessarily the disruptors’ gain.