Swedish fintech Bokio lands $8m and merges with competitor Red Flag
The fintechs will have a combined user base of more than 80,000 customers.
The fintechs will have a combined user base of more than 80,000 customers.
More than 40 financial institutions use BioCatch’s technology.
R3’s Corda platform underpins 40 other investment banks.
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Some trading apps see their future in the saving market.
Aquis looks to support its market analytics following a bumper 2019.
Google is preparing to launch an Apple Card rival soon.
The cards are loaded with money from Italy’s €400 million Solidarity Fund.
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The feature is currently in beta.
“They must embrace Open X or risk becoming irrelevant,” says John Berry, CEO of Efma.
Nixon managed the PSR for five years until last year.
Klarna’s former VP of Engineering says he can’t wait to build “a mortgage bank for all”.
The group is the result of a merger between two 2018-founded entities.
The new capital will help the firm gain a Swiss broker-dealer licence.
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German firm secures one of the largest Series B funding rounds the region has ever seen.
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The remaining co-founders Ardant and Guilhem are gearing up to double the team again.
Accounts with Moven will shut on 30 April 2020.
The fintech is headed by ex-Virgin Money CEO Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia.
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P2P initiatives aimed at helping corporates transact more efficiently will continue to gain traction.
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Stripe recently added Zoom as one of its main customer.
Revolut’s co-founders Storonsky and Yatsenko are forgoing their salaries for a year.
“Entrepreneurs face their business being crushed,” says the letter.
It apparently made $60 million in March – triple what it made in March 2019.
Regulatory body publishes recommendations in response to G20.
The first virtual bank in Hong Kong selects Wolters Kluwer system.
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Fees will not be incurred until 16 June 2020 for transactions under £3,000.
The banks ThoughtSpot works with are hiring more people to power its automation.
The start-up wants to create an alternative “identity verification” layer for the internet
Originally planned for Q3 of 2020, the fintech brought the launch forward
The capital raise was led by AlbionVC.
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