January 2025: Top five new launch stories of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top new launch stories in January.
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FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top new launch stories in January.
AI has the potential to enhance ESG reporting and drive sustainable practices across various industries.
Zero has also launched a Crowdcube campaign to raise additional funds, attracting over 600 early investors.
Clayton succeeds Bevis Watts, who has led Triodos Bank UK for the past five years.
Tandem has selected Sikoia for its AI-driven Income and Employer Verification solution.
Tred writes on LinkedIn that after “an incredible journey, it’s time to close this chapter”.
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In this podcast episode, Sage’s George Sandilands discusses the current state of play around green finance.
The platform was founded in 2020 to democratise access to sustainable ETFs for retail investors.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
As part of its strategy, CaixaBank plans to recruit 3,000 young professionals by 2027.
The migration of its on-premises IT estate is expected to cut Nationwide’s IT operating costs by 30%.
The collaboration follows CBI’s MoU with Abu Dhabi-based digital assets infrastructure platform Fuze in February.
Sustainable finance is no longer an optional add-on for banks—it is central to their future competitiveness.
The pair have named the initiative Project Viridis.
The bank has partnered with Finastra to leverage its Essence solution in the cloud.
The funds have been earmarked to fuel the company’s expansion in North America.
The start-up is aiming to “revolutionise business banking by redefining what ‘fair banking’ truly means”.
The investment aims to “help connect young people and underserved communities to economic opportunities”.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The pilot was conducted through the fintech supervisory sandbox hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Zajac’s most recent positions include serving as CTO at Blackberry and the UK-based fintech Railsr.
Ecology Building Society says technology modernisation will help “attract future customers at pace and scale”.
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The sustainability spending fintech is to integrate the DoneGood marketplace into its company ratings platform.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The round was led by UK-based LeapFrog Investments and supported by Aavishkaar Capital.
Founded in 2020, Novus is the UK’s first B-Corp certified digital bank.
Lithuania’s ambitious journey in fintech and sustainability with vice minister of finance, Vaida Česnulevičiūtė Markevičienė.
Anthony Hyams and Kelly Knight of Insolve Plus were installed on 23 January to liquidate the fintech.
The bank says Khan will work to develop and cultivate “green digital banking solutions”.
The EBA says it is accepting comments on the proposals via its consultation website until 18 April 2024.
I truly believe that 2024 is the year that GenAI goes from talk to action.
The global network aims to boost the economic development of the Amazon region.
The platform uses transaction data to produce carbon footprint analytics.
Founder Nameer Khan describes his latest venture as “a catalyst for the evolution of ESG enforcement”.
Greener’s business solution was launched earlier this month following its seed funding round.
It is the twelfth time Truist Community Development Enterprises has received an allocation.
The plan succeeds the bank’s merger with PacWest Bancorp in July, combining assets valued at $36.1 billion.