Money management app Plum raises $24m from investors and crowdfunding
The London-based company plans European expansion and product development.
The London-based company plans European expansion and product development.
The Singapore start-up gains backing from new and existing investors from across Asia.
Partnership will provide investment opportunities to Lydia’s 5 million customers via its app.
Company is one of the few US fintechs with a female founder to gain investor funding to date.
Harjas Singh will be based in the company’s London office.
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The San Francisco-based company will add scale and headcount with funding round.
Named Shoal, the platform leverages Starling’s Banking-as-a-Service offering.
The neobank landed an authorisation with restriction (AWR) banking licence in October 2020.
The service plans to offer a “fully-aggregated” and “one-stop” financial planning tool.
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Edfundo says it is on a mission to help 8 to 18-year-olds become financially literate.
Wealth management vendor plans to build out the bank’s digital capabilities.
SEMA offers members in the creative and sports industries concierge financial services.
The platform opens up access to private equity funds for individual investors.
Scout aims to connect users with “the world’s top athletes and business minds”.
The fintech believes data and technology can deliver “better wealth outcomes for individuals”.
Groww will use the cash to expand its reach into underserved parts of India.
Chip savings accounts are now covered by FSCS on deposits up to £85,000.
The financial wellness platform hopes to wean users away from high-interest borrowing.
Fintech aims to incentivise members to pay credit card bills on time.
Wealth8 to launch a new mobile investment app for black and multi-ethnic communities.
Celent and OneSpan give a closer look at the digitisation trends shaping the wealth management industry.
California-based firm will look to expand its product offering and grow its team.
Investment and connectivity have created “vast opportunities”, says Sim Tshabalala.
Aborted banking project reflects change of financial services strategy at Google.
The funding was drawn from a Series F round and $100m credit facility.
The nomination deadline is 18 February 2022 with the winners announced in June.
Thai fintech plans to boost financial inclusion efforts in Southeast Asia.
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The investment will help further the fintech’s mission to upgrade the capital markets software offering.
Funds will be used to boost product and tech development and fuel customer growth.
State Street says the deal will help enhance its investment products and services.
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The funds will be used to develop new products and expand its employee customer base.
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The firm’s smart finance app will launch in the UK early next year.
New investment follows the company’s $12 million Series A round in February.