What the Fintech? | S.2 Episode 3 | Israel’s mobile lending tech scene
Featuring Shlomi Turgeman, founder and CEO of BTB Israel.
Featuring Shlomi Turgeman, founder and CEO of BTB Israel.
The smart banking app is looking to expand following a 2020 launch.
Clients include Standard Chartered, UniCredit, HSBC and ING.
Global Ventures’ portfolio covers payment acceptance, digital wallets, credit and trading.
Rates of up to 7.4% annual percentage yield (APY) will apply.
“Today marks a big step forward for adoption,” says OBIE.
How about we choose a new normal, the one that fixes the fundamental ways of working, not just the tool we use.
Featuring Jumio’s Dean Nicolls, Fintrail’s Robert Evans, and banking consultant Neil O’Brien.
Allegations allege Robinhood succumbed to pressure from big-paying hedge fund clients.
Clarity Money is due to close on 5 March.
Ripple has maintained that XRP is not a security and has vowed to fight the SEC charges.
Barclays’ 2021 cohort includes four data-focused fintechs.
CapBay offers short-term financing to “businesses of all sizes” through its “proprietary credit-decisioning model”.
Kafetz wants to “drive innovation in a more tangible way”.
$15m for open banking payments platform Token and $9.4m for trade finance tech specialist Tradeteq.
The challenger’s eventual aim is to go public in the coming years.
Featuring Albert’s $100 million Series C funding round and Crux Informatics’ $36 million convertible note.
Our resident Gen Z’er, Ruby Hinchliffe, shares her three predictions for 2021.
Featuring Robinhood, Nubank, Melio Payments, Albert and Rhino.
Rethinking the data layer is a key to genuine personalisation in fintech.
Germany-based Compeon lands €15 million and France-based SESAMm – €7.5 million.
Upon its acquisition, NAB says 86 400 has some 85,000 customers.
Brazilian challenger reaches $1.8 billion in total funding raised.
N26’s failed UK expansion cost it a total of €26.9 million.
A look at what the rest of this year might have in store for the world of financial services and fintech.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Positivity is the key to making the most out of applications, interviews and new roles.
This isn’t its first challenger start-up foray.
The SEC is “actively monitoring” the “ongoing market volatility”.
Staring into the crystal ball for signs of what we could see over the course of the year from the industry.
The card consolidation firm picked PassFort in the wake of its Series C round.
The Spac is eyeing up fintech, wealth management and gaming sectors.
The fintech calls it “an interactive graphical user interface (GUI)”.
Use cases in risk modelling, apps for banking and brokerage, and solutions for buy-side institutions.
This is the story of Benjy. It’s part comedy, part tragedy, part buddy movie.
Featuring special guest Jack Baldwin, CEO at financial software provider BHMI, and everyone’s favourite Fintech Jail.
The former Zalando chief isn’t the only executive addition in recent months.
Hakbah aims to “modernise and ease” savings in Saudi Arabia.
Lithuanian firm plans availability across Europe by Q4 2021.
Five reasons why the banking world, including fintech challengers, needs to sit up and take notice.