FinTech Futures: Top five news stories of the week – 20 December 2024
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes FIS, Tyme Group, Affirm and more.
Fintech news, resources and expert commentary.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes FIS, Tyme Group, Affirm and more.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Bloomberg reports that Chime is targeting 2025 for its public debut, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Kobble operates as part of the Fincraft Group, which also comprises Yondr Money and Shouta.
FinTech Futures reflects on the key trends and developments that shaped the fintech sector in 2024.
The card leverages Enfuce’s cloud-based payments infrastructure and SEB Embedded’s BaaS platform.
Funding Societies intends to use the funding to “deepen its core business in SME financing”.
Meyerowitz Singh currently serves as an NED at Platform One and a board member of Engage Smarter AI.
The deal marks Insight Partners’ third and largest investment in Zest AI to date.
Parafin’s $100 million Series C was raised at a $750 million valuation.
Kaur joins Mambu from SterlingCheck, where she served as EVP and chief information and technology officer.
Morgan Stanley can now offer its corporate clients instant cross-border settlements through Wise Platform.
The regulatory shift globally has been towards standards, protocols and end-to-end predictability.
Join us for an insightful session on how enterprises can revolutionise their global payment operations.
In the US, contactless payments continue to feel like a luxury or an exception rather than the default.
We run down all the buzzwords our podcast guests wanted gone from the industry this year.
Guests Dave Wallace and Dharmesh Mistry take a look back over the year in fintech and discuss what 2025 might bring.
BVNK previously raised $40 million in a Series A round in 2022.
Neonomics says it is calling on the Norwegian Competition Authority to “conduct a thorough investigation”.
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AHAM Capital will utilise Temenos’ tech to modernise its fund accounting platform.
The company says the new funding will help “accelerate growth and fast-track profitability in 2025”.
Brazilian challenger Nubank contributed $150 million to the funding round.
Based in Ontario, Paystone provides services for loyalty programmes, payment processing, and gift cards.
In this podcast episode, Dave and Dharm chat with Steve Britain, CEO of Monument Technology.
Finova was acquired by Bain Capital Tech Opportunities (BCTO) in August.
The deal is the largest capital commitment Affirm has secured to date.
Learn how to meet, maintain, and prove compliance with the arrival of DORA.
The Banking Tech Awards celebrated its 25th edition on 4 December at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.
Sky News reports that an official announcement on the deal is expected in the coming days.
The two units of Stenn Technologies entered administration on 4 December.
The company says it will use the capital injection to “expand its geographical footprint”.
The funding follows a $40 million Series B led by Red River West in 2022.
The bank has selected Broadridge’s Securities Finance and Collateral Management solution.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Upbound, MoneyLion, Lunar and more.
Founders Zuben Mathews and Hamel Kothari will continue to lead the company as a “business segment” of Upbound.
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The round values Mynt, which reached profitability in September, at approximately €175 million.
The deal will see Equals shareholders receive 140 pence per share.